Make games in your AI chat

Ask your AI for a game and play it

Your assistant writes the game. vbgnt Lite compiles it, hosts it, and plays it in a live browser, sending back screenshots so your assistant sees what to fix.

https://lite.vbgnt.com/mcp

Add the connector, enter the six-digit code sent to your email, and start making games without managing API keys or software installs. How to connect

You

Make a one-button arcade dodger.

Your assistant

create_game("Dodge Drop") → dodge-drop.lite.vbgnt.com

write_files(7 files) → build()

✗ scripts/spawner.gd:23 Parse error: Identifier "spd"…

edit_file → build() ✓ live

check_game() → desktop + phone screenshots

How it works

Add the server
Paste our connector link into Claude, ChatGPT, or your favorite assistant.
Describe your idea
Tell your assistant what kind of game you want to play, and it writes the Godot code.
Play and refine
vbgnt Lite runs the project in a real browser and sends back screenshots so your assistant fixes bugs.

Connect your assistant

In Claude (web or desktop), open Settings, then Connectors.
Choose Add custom connector, name it vbgnt Lite and paste https://lite.vbgnt.com/mcp.
Press Connect, sign in with your email and choose Allow.
Ask: “Make me a one-button arcade game with vbgnt Lite.”

In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps & Connectors, and turn on Developer mode under Advanced settings.
Choose Create, name it vbgnt Lite, paste https://lite.vbgnt.com/mcp and pick OAuth.
Sign in with your email, choose Allow, then add vbgnt Lite to a new chat from the tools menu.

ChatGPT moves these menus around; if a step looks different, look for custom connectors or MCP servers.

claude mcp add --transport http vbgnt-lite https://lite.vbgnt.com/mcp

Then run /mcp in Claude Code, pick vbgnt-lite and sign in.

codex mcp add vbgnt-lite --url https://lite.vbgnt.com/mcp
codex mcp login vbgnt-lite

The login opens a browser to sign in with your email.

What you can build

You can build anything that runs cleanly in a browser with a keyboard, touch controls, or a gamepad.

A one-button arcade dodger
Snake with gravity physics
A math puzzle game for classrooms
Two-player same-screen hockey with gamepads
A tiny retro platformer

Honest limits right now

vbgnt Lite focuses on 2D browser games, with a limit of 25 projects per account. It does not generate AI art, recorded music, or online multiplayer rooms, though same-screen multiplayer works fine.

If you need downloadable desktop builds, 3D models, generated audio, and online matchmaking, take a look at vbgnt.com.

Questions

Do I need API keys?

No. Everything runs through the assistant account you already use.

How do people play my games?

Each game gets its own link at <name>.lite.vbgnt.com that opens immediately on phones, tablets, and computers.

How do art and sound work?

Your assistant draws graphics using code, vector shapes, and shaders, and it generates sound effects directly through code.

Can I export the project files?

Yes. You can download the full Godot 4.4 project whenever you want and open it in the Godot editor.

What if the game looks broken?

Tell your assistant what went wrong. vbgnt Lite sends it live browser screenshots, so it can see visual bugs and rewrite the code to fix them.