Students write a story
A world, characters who talk, a way to win — readable words in any language, not code. It's a writing assignment that compiles.
World "forest": Enemy "Grunt" Win when: defeat all
One 45-minute lesson: kids write plain words — in any language — and a real 3D game builds as they type. The whole class plays each other's games together, on any school Chromebook. No installs, no student accounts.
You can make a game on your own.
Six small steps and you have a game you can play. Nothing to install, and no account needed to start.
A complete 45-minute lesson — writing, logic and game design in one period. Here's exactly what happens.
A world, characters who talk, a way to win — readable words in any language, not code. It's a writing assignment that compiles.
World "forest": Enemy "Grunt" Win when: defeat all
A real 3D game assembles next to their words as they type. The compiler proves every game can be completed — no student ever hands in a broken game.
Every game lands in your class gallery. Kids swap and play each other's worlds — even in live co-op — and the best one goes on the projector.
🔗 vxlverse.com/class/ZEUS-K7M2QOne line in your script picks the kind. Tap one — the studio opens already building it.
Kids never need accounts. Class games stay out of the public feed. Everything a kid makes is theirs. No per-child fees, ever.
VXLVERSE is a free, browser-based 3D game maker. You write your game as a short story — its characters, dialogue, choices and worlds — in plain readable lines, and a playable 3D voxel game builds live as you type. No game engine and no download.
Yes — it's built for the classroom. One 45-minute lesson: your students write a story in plain words and a real 3D game builds live as they type. It runs in the browser on any school Chromebook — no installs, no student accounts. Set up a free class code at vxlverse.com/class.
No. Students join with your class code — no accounts, no emails, no passwords. Class games stay out of the public feed, and only you, the teacher, have an account.
Yes. VXLVERSE runs entirely in the browser — nothing to install and nothing to update — so it works on locked-down school Chromebooks and any laptop or desktop with WebGL.
Three kinds, each from a short script: story adventures (worlds, characters, dialogue and quests), wave battles (fight waves of enemies — Mode: waves), and Parkour courses (auto-built floating-platform jump runs — Mode: parkour — race the clock for medals and a ghost replay).
No. You describe your game in plain language using simple lines like World, Character, say and choice. VXLVERSE turns that story straight into a playable 3D game.
One class of up to 30 children is free forever — class code join, class gallery and the full maker. When your class outgrows 30, Founding Classroom is €59 a year for you, the teacher: one price, no per-child fees, no contract.
Yes. Playing the ready-made games is free with no account, and a class of up to 30 children is free too — forever, not just during a trial. Students never sign in; only the teacher has an account.
Yes. Every game you make gets its own link. Send it to anyone and they can play your 3D game right in their browser — no sign-in or download needed.
A VXLVERSE game is only indented plain-text lines — there are no spawn, create, fill, grid, set or coordinate/x,y commands (those belong to other engines and will not work here). A complete, winnable game looks exactly like this:
Win when: player has 🌟 star World "Forest": Character "Mara": say Hi! Bring me a star to win. wants: 🌟 star item 🌟 star
Compiled and proven winnable — the Win when: line names the goal, and item puts the star in the world. The studio checks every game the same way before a student can hand it in.
The only keywords are World, Character, Enemy, Ally, say, wants, gives, if choice is, item, Mode, Music, Win when and win. Names and dialogue work in any language (Greek in → Greek out); keywords stay English. The full spec for AI assistants lives at /llms.txt, and an AI can hand you a ready game with a vxlverse.com/make?code=… link.
Five lines — and the game they build. Actual in-game screenshot.
Set up a class code, hand out the link, and watch them build. Free.
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