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Every example here runs live, on the same engine as your games. Try it, pick the version you like, then copy the words under it and paste them to your AI.

You do not need to write any code. Knowing what is possible is what lets you ask for it.

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Start here How Minimo works, how to ask your AI for what you want, and how to keep a bigger game on track. Animations Make things bounce, spin, blink, burst into pieces, and come back together. Scene transitions Move between the title, the level, and the game-over screen with a transition instead of a jump cut. Touch controls Taps, drags, holds, swipes, and several fingers at once: how a player controls your game on a phone. Physics and collisions Falling, jumping, moving, and bumping into things: the simple physics a Minimo game can use. Sound Sound effects and music from your own audio files, and beeps, jingles, and short tunes the game makes by itself. Text and fonts Scores, timers, and names in a font that suits your game, and why titles and buttons should be pictures instead. Backgrounds Colors, painted scenes, and backgrounds that scroll to give a game depth. Objects on screen Pictures, emoji, drawings, and text, and the settings every object has: size, turn, mirror, transparency, and which one is in front. Game feel Effects and sounds combined for the moments that matter, so every action feels satisfying. Images for your game How to ask for pictures that fit together, cut out cleanly, and look right on the screen. Image editor Fix a picture yourself in Studio: remove a background, erase, trim, crop, resize, and mirror. Designs in Studio Arrange a screen yourself in Studio: move, scale, rotate, line up, reorder, hide, and set the collision boxes of what your AI placed. Modules Extra parts of the engine for whole kinds of games: racing on a road, card games, weather, dice, and fire, with leaderboards and playing with friends on pages of their own. Leaderboards Tables of best scores that players compete in, for all time or every day, week, month, or year. Playing with friends Games friends play together online, each on their own phone: rooms, turns, competitions, and challenges. What Minimo does not do The limits worth knowing before you start, and what to ask for instead. Game recipes Small complete games to play, each with the words that ask your AI for one like it.