Lompe

Godot + Blender + MCP, in one app

Games made by describing them.

Tell an AI what you want to play. Lompe builds it, runs it, and puts it here. No engine, no code.

Lompe playing The Scooter Saga: a rider crossing a rainy meadow at dusk, with the chat beside it

The desktop app

Say it. Play it.Ship it.

You describe the game you want and an agent builds it — no engine to learn, no code to write. When it plays the way you meant, you publish it here.

A grid of plant cutouts in Lompe, 111 of them made from 94 photographs
The Scooter Saga’s info tab in Lompe: its cover, its facts, a one-line pitch and the notes on how it is built
A finished plan in the game’s docs, with the chat’s agent and model picker open
  • Talk it through, then let it build

    Say what you want in plain words. Lompe writes the plan into the game’s docs and ticks off each step as it goes, and the chat glows while your AI is at work.

  • Your game runs right inside Lompe

    Press play and the real game opens in the window, next to the conversation. Say what feels wrong and play it again a minute later.

  • Everything it is made of, in view

    Models, sprites, sounds and plant cutouts, each on its own tab with what is used and what is not. Open any of them to look closer.

  • Works with the AI you already have

    Claude Code, Codex, Copilot or Gemini — pick one and its model, and for most of them how hard it thinks. Your account, your bill, and no prompt passes through this site.

Your game stays on your machine. Nothing reaches this site until you publish.

How it works

  1. A request in the Lompe chat while the agent works on it

    Describe it

    A sentence, not a specification: “a top-down game where you are a beekeeper defending hives from wasps.”

  2. A tropical island tycoon game running inside Lompe

    Play it

    It builds, you play, you say what is wrong — make the wasps faster, add a score.

  3. Lompe’s publish tab for a tower defence game: put it on lompe.app, or build it for Windows or macOS

    Publish it

    One click sends it here and gives you a link anyone can play in a browser. Your first few games are free while the free ones last.

What would you make?