Ways to make a game
There’s more than one way to make a mebobox game — pick the one that fits where you are.
Whichever way you choose, the result is the same kind of thing: a game with its own six-letter code that plays on any mebobox. You can always share it with friends straight away, and start simple.
1. Drag blocks — Creator Studio
The easiest place to start. You build a game by snapping blocks together, right in your browser — no typing, nothing to install. As you build, you can see the real code your blocks make, side by side.
Good for: your first game, learning how games work, and getting something playable fast.
2. Write code — still in Creator Studio
When blocks can’t quite do what you imagine, you can turn on Edit and write the code yourself. Your game becomes three simple files you can change directly — and everything you built with blocks is still there as your starting point.
Good for: when you’ve outgrown blocks and want full control.
3. Upload a game developed elsewhere
Built a game in another tool, with the full power to make exactly what you want? You can upload it to the Creator Hub — either a zip file or a link to a public code repository. mebobox works with games made with the mebobox SDK, with GDevelop, or with Godot.
Good for: games you’ve already built, or made in a tool you like.