Multiplayer · beta
AI multiplayer game maker: make a game, send a link, play with up to 3 friends
Updated
Teleplay makes multiplayer games from one sentence. Describe a game for friends, together or against each other, and about half an hour later it is ready to play in the browser with 2–4 players: start a room, send the link, and your friends join with no download. Multiplayer is in beta: games are 2D, for 2–4 players, joined by link.
Build oneHow it works
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Describe it
Choose With friends on Create, then say what you want to play together or against each other.
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Teleplay builds it
The game is made and play-tested by a bot, in about half an hour.
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Start a room
Open the game and start a room: you get a link and a short room code.
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Play together
Friends open the link and join, 2–4 players in one game, in the browser.
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How a room works
Open a multiplayer game's page and start a room. You get a link and a 6-character room code. Send the link in your group chat, or read the code out: a friend opens the link, or types the code into "Got a room code?" on Teleplay's home page, and lands in the room's lobby.
The lobby shows who is in. When everyone is ready, the host starts the round, and every player sees the same game in their own browser, each with their own keys or touch controls. When the round ends, the host can start a rematch in the same room. A friend whose connection drops can join the same room again.
Which plan makes one
Playing is free: anyone you send a link to plays in the browser, with no account and no download. Making a game, a multiplayer one included, needs Pro or Extreme; on the Free plan you can play every game, and remix and change copies of other people's games.
What people make it for
A friend group
Turn the joke your group keeps telling into a game: describe it, build it, and drop the link in the chat. Everyone plays it about half an hour later, together or against each other.
A Discord night
Post the room's link in your server's channel and play between rounds of talking. A room holds 4 players; start a second room, or make a second game, for the next group.
A classroom
A teacher describes a game about the lesson, and students aged 13 and over join on their own devices by link, with no student accounts. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
A birthday or a party
Make a game about the person whose day it is, their pet, their city or their favorite food, and play it with the guests on phones or laptops.
What to know (beta)
- Multiplayer is in beta: 2–4 players a room, joined by link or room code.
- Rooms are for friends you invite; there is no matchmaking with strangers.
- Multiplayer games are 2D; 3D games are single-player for now.
- Every multiplayer game can be played alone too.
Questions
Can I make a multiplayer game with AI?
Yes, in beta. Describe it in one sentence on Create with With friends chosen, and Teleplay builds a 2D game for 2–4 players that friends join by link.
How many players?
2–4 players a room: you and up to 3 friends. A multiplayer game can be played alone too.
How do my friends join?
Start a room from the game's page and send the link, or tell them the room code. They play in the browser, with no download.
Do my friends need an account?
No. The person who starts the room signs in; friends join by the link or the room code in their own browser, with no account.
Can I play with strangers?
Not yet. Rooms are for people you invite by link or room code; there is no matchmaking.
Can we play on phones?
Yes. Playing works on phones too, and games made with the code engine draw their own touch controls; for making games, a computer is recommended.
Can a multiplayer game be 3D?
Not yet. Multiplayer games are 2D; 3D games are single-player.