Describe the gameplay
Write what players do, the rules, and the feeling you want in plain language.
Write the cooperative dependency first
A useful co-op plan names one exact party size, one shared objective, meaningful contributions for every seat, and a way to recover from mistakes.
- Choose exactly two, three, or four players.
- Define one shared objective instead of parallel solo goals.
- Give every seat a contribution, dependency, and recovery action.
How Chattoplay works
Review the Game Plan
Check the proposed gameplay and controls. The build starts only after you approve the plan.
Play and refine
Test the result in your browser, then describe the next change you want.
Co-op prompt examples
Make a two-player cargo game where one player steers and the other keeps the load balanced.
Make a three-player machine repair game where each station controls a different system.
Make a four-player rescue course where the group cannot leave anyone behind.
Product facts
- Chattoplay is a social multiplayer gaming platform for playing co-op browser games together.
- Anyone can use AI to start creating a game, and the build begins only after the creator reviews and explicitly approves the Game Plan.
- Published public games can be opened from Chattoplay game pages and shared play links.
- The creation, review, cooperative play, and follow-up edit loop runs through the web product.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write code to start?
No. You can begin by describing the gameplay in ordinary language.
Does Chattoplay build before I review the idea?
No. You review and approve the proposed Game Plan before the build starts.
Can I test the result in the browser?
Yes. Completed games open in the browser so you can play and request follow-up changes.