Creating a mobile game might seem challenging, but with Buildbox AI, you can easily make a fun, interactive Choose Your Own Adventure game—no coding needed. This guide will walk you through the exact steps to bring your story idea to life using Buildbox AI. If you prefer watching how it’s done, just click on part 1 of our two-part tutorial series below to follow along. Start by heading over to the …
Ready for another Buildbox 4 lesson? Today, we’re exploring the AI Edit and gesture tools in our “Getting Started with Buildbox 4” series. Imagine being able to change your game with just a few clicks or swipes. That’s the power of Buildbox 4’s AI Edit button and gesture tools. Want to move an object or change a level design? Just circle what and where you want to edit. The AI does the rest of …
Today, we’re diving deeper into our “Getting Started with Buildbox 4” series to unlock even more of the exciting possibilities of game creation with Buildbox AI. In this second lesson, we will be focusing on the AI Command feature. We will guide you through the steps of using the AI Command feature to effortlessly add assets and expand your game …
Google Play leaderboards are a great way to boost engagement in your mobile game. Leaderboards allow players to compete against each other within the game and encourage active player participation. It’s also relatively easy to set up. This blog post will walk you through how to add Google Play leaderboards to your …
Want to make hyper casual games that are capable of topping charts? In this new game design tutorial video, Buildbox CEO, Trey Smith, shows how he creates art for his successful hyper casual games like Phases, The Line Zen, and Wall Switch. You’ll learn how to design hyper casual games from …
Our educational director, Zack Griset just released a new video on How to Make a Game. If you ever wanted to learn how to make games but you lack coding skills, or you’re not quite sure how to get started this video is a must-see …
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