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You want to build your first game, but you’re not sure where to start. You can ask AI how to build it, but are those prompts really going to get you the game you want? This is an overview of a series that will take you through how to build a game within a week using AI for vibe coders.
With Devin Dixon
Most developers turn to Claude and Codex for their AI Game Development, yet there are hidden gems in other LLMs like Gemini. IN this talk we are going to learn about how 10SixGames had unique AI use casei their upcoming game to make unique and custom experineces for player.
With Susan Cummings
Raising capital for your game can completely change your gam'es trajectory. Read
With Yassin Soulimane
Raising money for your game can be explosive for how fast your game grows, but how do you find investors and VCs for your game, and how do you pitch them? This session will cover how to raise capital and how raising capital has changed in the era of AI.
With Emre Kesti
You want to make a visually appealing game, yet graphics seem to be a challenge, and you're not sure what direction to go in with AI or how to make graphics look nice. This session will be an introduction to how to make high-quality 3D graphics for your game.
Before you even begin coding, you should have a plan for your game. And often you validate your game without spending a single token inside a LLM. Makko
With Tony Valcarcel
What does it mean to innovate? What does it take to catch a technology wave and ride it? Dr. Luke Dicken has been on the forefront of leading R&D groups for almost a decade across some of the largest publishers in games. In this session, he breaks through the noise of LinkedIn-fueled “thought leadership”, FOMO and skepticism to talk about the nature of innovation - what it is (and often in corporate-land, what it isn’t), and the mechanisms by which studios can harness new technologies to provide
With Luke Dicken
Over 85% of games do not generate $1K in revenue, and a lot of this has to do with not properly validating games as they are developed. With AI, fully functional prototypes and demos can be made within a week, allowing you to test them with an audience and see if your game resonates,and even gain the interest of publishers and investors. This session will cover how to rapidly prototype your game in 1–2 weeks.
With Devin Dixon
You need to accept payments for your game to monetize it, but it quickly becomes complicated when you have users from different countries, restrictions on what's allowed, payment processing, taxes, and more. This session will teach you about setting up payment processing inside your game and the obstacles encountered even with AI.
With Skelius Mortalis
AI makes it easier than ever to go from an idea to a playable game, but making something people actually want to play is still the hard part. Jason Agbebaku has created multiple popular games with AI, generating over 20K plays organically with zero paid promotion. This session will cover how to go from prototype to finished game, finding the right game loop, and using AI to build and iterate faster.
With Jason Agbebaku
Quality graphic is one of the most costly and time consuming things to with your games, even with AI. But when done right, you could have an AAA level quality game graphically ready in 1 month, and this session
With Axx
You’ve completed your web game with AI, with great graphics and a polished experience, but you’re stuck on one major problem: it runs slowly in the browser, it’s unplayable for many people, and players are leaving. In this session, we’ll cover how to optimize your game for a fast and fluid player experience.
With Devin Dixon
AI has changed the development and release cycle completely, with prototypes being created in mere weeks and record volumes of games being released. More emphasis is being placed on playtesting, wishlists, and creators, and the Steam timeline process has now completely changed.
With Jon Hanson
Unity is the most used game engine by developers, and AI has only made easy to develop games with the engine. Learn how to use combine AI and Unity to drastically speed up your development and build games in Unity without ever opening a window or writing any code.
With Corrie Green
There are lies, damned lies, we already had statistics, and now we have AI lies; the kind where it says something works when it clearly doesn’t. This session is going to cover how to use agents and sub-agents to create higher-quality results from what AI creates in game development.
With Devin Dixon
Tatum Games has quietly built Orchestra, an AI-powered game development system that goes far beyond generating code or assets. Orchestra can help create a complete game, its design documentation, characters, systems, analytics, monetization strategy, launch plan, and business roadmap--powered by the MIKROS game infrastructure ecosystem--all with one prompt. This is a look inside what we believe the future of AI-powered game development actually looks like.
With Leonard Tatum
Making a great game is only half the battle. Getting people to discover and play it is the other half. This session will cover how to market games through TikTok, short-form content, and user-generated content, and how creators can become one of your biggest distribution channels.
With Andi Bucescu
Delivering a bug-free, or close to bug-free, experience is critical to developing a good game. Games with bugs will drive users away, and the larger the game, the more extensive testing is required. We are going to cover how to use AI to test the majority of your game and keep bugs out when you make it live.
With Devin Dixon
Not all models are good at everything, and some do certain tasks better than others. In session, we will cover how HayFish AI using multiple models when developing their games and their transmedia strategy.
With Isaac Fisher
Not all AI models are equally good at building games. Different models have different strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities, but how do you know which one is best for your game? This session will cover how to evaluate AI coding models for game development, push their capabilities, and test whether they can consistently perform across repeated tasks.
With Vladimir Glazachev
Many games being created in with AI are bypassing Steam entirely and choosing to self host. While this method is empowering to the developer who can see higher returns on revenue, it comes with own draw backs. This session will teach how how to host a game on your own website.
With Devin Dixon