Describe the gameplay
Write what players do, the rules, and the feeling you want in plain language.
Real co-op shares consequences. Players should affect the same objective, see each other’s actions, and recover together when the run goes wrong.
Joining the same URL is not enough. Progress, failure, success, reconnects, and restarts must stay coherent for every seat.
Write what players do, the rules, and the feeling you want in plain language.
Check the proposed gameplay and controls. The build starts only after you approve the plan.
Test the result in your browser, then describe the next change you want.
A shared object that responds to every player.
A rescue action that restores a disconnected or failed teammate.
A restart that resets the same run for the entire party.
No. You can begin by describing the gameplay in ordinary language.
No. You review and approve the proposed Game Plan before the build starts.
Yes. Completed games open in the browser so you can play and request follow-up changes.