Draw it.Then play it.
Turn a drawing or a description into a playable 3D browser game. One pencil sketch became this kingdom.
Account creation is open. Creator access is rolling out during the alpha.
How a drawing becomes a game.
You stay in the conversation the whole way. Nothing here needs code.
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Say what you want
Type the idea, or upload the drawing. The agents ask about the parts they need.
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See the art direction
Characters, props, and environments come back in one coherent style.
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Lock in the look
Pick the direction you want and everything after it follows that choice.
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Get a playable build
World, logic, art, and audio get assembled into a game you can play.
You can change every part of it.
Most generators hand you one take and stop. Here the level, the models, the materials, and the animation each open in an editor built for that job.
Level editor
Lay out terrain, props, lighting, and the encounters players move through.
Shape and paint
Push the silhouette and repaint the surfaces until the model matches the drawing.
Animation editor
Rig the character and key its movement on a real timeline.
Character creator
Go back to the character whenever the design needs another pass.
More games made the same way.
Every one of these started as a description or a sketch. Play them in your browser, no install.
Playable in a browser. Shareable with a link.
Sandscape games run on phone, tablet, and desktop with nothing to install. Send the link and people play.
iOS and Android apps are in review
Questions people ask before they start.
Sandscape turns a drawing or a written description into a playable 3D build: character models, environment, game logic, art, and audio. The result is a starting point you keep editing, not a finished shipped game.
Creating a Sandscape account is free and takes an email address. Generation runs on credits, and new accounts start with enough to build and play a first game.
No. The whole flow is chat plus visual editors. If you do write code, the Sandscape CLI lets you clone the project, edit it in your own editor, and push it back.
Browser-based 3D and 2D games: action, racing, strategy, puzzle, adventure. Creators have published all of those on the platform.
You keep ownership of the prompts and source material you bring, and Sandscape grants you a broad, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use, modify, and distribute the games generated from them. You can publish on Sandscape, share a link, or pull the whole project to your own machine with the CLI. Rights and licences are governed by the current Terms.
Bring a drawing.Leave with a game.
Free account, nothing to install, and your first game runs in the browser.