HELIX for creators

Say it. Play it.

Describe the game in your head. HELIX builds the world, turns on multiplayer, and hands you a link to send your friends.

Or try

Already made a game? Bring it to HELIX

No code

you describe it, it gets built

No downloads

it opens in a browser

No application

nobody has to let you in

How it goes

Three steps. That's the whole thing.

A helmet resolving from a wireframe into a finished, solid object

Say it

Type the game you want the way you'd describe it to a friend. No menus to learn, nothing to install, nothing to set up.

A stack of dark building blocks, one edge lit green

Watch it get built

The world, the characters, the surfaces, the lighting and the sound get made for you while you watch — and you change anything by asking.

A dark monolith split by a seam pouring green light

Send the link

Your friends click it and they're inside, together, in seconds. Nothing to download and nothing to approve.

Same words, two results

An AI on its own gives you grey boxes

Ask any AI for a 3D game and you get shapes, because it has nothing real to build with. On HELIX, it does.

The words, both times

“a night market with stalls and lanterns you can walk around with friends”

A market square built from untextured, flat-shaded shapes under a single light

A general-purpose AI agent

flat colourno real lightno soundshapes, not a place

A published HELIX night market — wet reflective ground, warm lanterns and textured stalls

The same words on HELIX

real surfacesreal light and reflectionssoundsomewhere to stand

Left: a general-purpose AI agent given that sentence and nothing else — first attempt, nothing edited. Right: a world published on HELIX. Go and stand in it yourself.

Play the HELIX one

Comes with every game

Everything around your game is already built

The parts that take other people years are the parts you never touch. They're switched on the moment your game exists.

Players arrive as themselves

People walk into your game as the character they already made and care about. You never design a character creator, and they never start over.

Three figures standing together inside a glowing ring on a dark floor

Your friends are in it with you

Your game is multiplayer from the first minute — same world, same moment, everyone moving around each other. You never learn what a server is.

A microphone with rings of sound spreading out across a dark floor

And they can hear each other

Voice is already in the room. Walk up to someone and they get louder; walk away and they fade — the way it works when you're actually there.

One link and it's live

Publish and you get a link. Anyone you send it to is playing seconds later.

Anything missing gets made

Describe a prop, a creature, a texture, a sound or a voice and it appears.

Sell things inside it

An item, a skin, an upgrade. HELIX takes nothing on what you sell.

Your game remembers people

Scores, what they own, where they got to. They close the tab and come back to it.

You can see if it's working

How many people played, how long they stayed, and what they bought.

It opens on whatever they've got

A laptop, a phone, a tablet. A browser is the only thing anyone needs.

Made on HELIX

Go and stand in one

These are real, finished worlds you can walk into right now. No install, no account needed to look around.

Night Market

Wander the stalls

Skyward Relics

Climb and collect

Death Ball

Last one standing

Voice Chat Café

Sit down and talk

Snowflow

A long walk in the cold

Steal a Waifu

Neon arcade chaos

Now make yours

One sentence is enough to start. You can change everything after.

Start your game

A published HELIX plaza — buildings, palms and open water

Already made a game?

Bring it. We'll do the rest.

If it already runs in a browser, it runs here — and it arrives with multiplayer, voice, player avatars, saved progress and a way to sell things inside it. Free, and it stays yours: publishing here doesn't stop you publishing anywhere else.

See what's here