Wanaka: Build and Share Browser Games With AI

Wanaka is an AI-assisted studio for building a 3D browser game from a written idea. The Wanaka product page describes a loop: make a first version, play it, then keep directing the creation agent or edit the world yourself. It is a way to try an idea without starting with programming, and it gives a creator a playable version to share with someone else.

How do you start a project?

Write a short description of the game you want. Wanaka shows examples such as a city builder, kart racer and space survival game. A useful prompt names what the player does and what makes the first level complete. Then play the first version before asking for more. You can change a model or gameplay after that initial build, according to the publisher.

The site also describes using the studio for characters, environments, animation and game visuals. Its AI tools can help plan a game and create assets or audio. Those features make it possible to keep the first iteration small: create a scene and make its basic interaction work before producing more assets.

How can other people play it?

Wanaka says creators can publish a game and send a link. Players open it in a modern browser without downloading a separate game. The service also describes a community for sharing works in progress and arranging playtests. Use the share link to see whether someone unfamiliar with the idea can figure out the controls and goal.

What should creators verify before committing?

The publisher invites users to start for free, but the captured overview does not specify the allowances of each plan. Check current limits in the studio if you need several games, repeated generations or a longer project. The browser example shows how to get a game into a friend's hands. It does not establish how a larger game will perform or what export options a particular project needs.