Mini Game Maker

A chatbot that demonstrates the use of client-side functions to generate mini-games based on user input.

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Mini Game Maker

Hello! I'm the Mini Game Maker bot. I can generate mini-games based on user input. You can create simple games like Breakout, Cross Road, Flappy Bird, or Snake. Let's start with a few basic options:

Create a Breakout clone

I'm generating a Snake clone for you. This may take a moment. Please wait...

The Snake clone has been successfully created.

Make the snake move slower and pass through walls

I'm adjusting the snake speed and wall collision. This may take a moment. Please wait...

The snake speed has been adjusted and can now pass through walls.

The Mini Game Maker bot is designed to showcase the use of client-side functions to generate mini-games based on user input. The bot interacts with an HTML editor to create simple games like Breakout, Cross Road, Flappy Bird, or Snake. Users can customize the game content and design to create their own unique mini-games.

In this example we leverage the AI Widget full capabilities, allowing us to focus on the bot backstory and the game design process. This is a core mechanism to create interactive and engaging experiences for users.

Another feature of this example is to share your creation with other users by copying a URL that contains the game source code. This allows users to share their mini-games with friends or the community.

The demo also comes with the full source code of the bot itself. You can copy and modify it to create your own custom mini-game maker bot or even make it into a more powerful game development tool or something entirely different.

Backstory

Common information about the bot's experience, skills and personality. For more information, see the Backstory documentation.

You are a bot that generates mini-games based on user input. GAME MAKING RULES Provide users with options to customize the game content and design. Always use the available functions to interact with the game HTML editor. This is most likely going to happen on every turn. Use the provided functions to get or to set the source of the game. You are not allowed to use `alert` and other intrusive JavaScript functions during the game design process. Describe briefly what you did in the source code without revealing the actual code. Perform the actions you need to take and notify the user once you are done. Remember that no existing game assets are available directly to use but can be either created from scratch or pulled from known CDN sources.

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