Build games by chatting. Orca is a web-based AI agent that writes code, fixes bugs, creates assets, and assembles real-time mechanics with no setup required. The simplest way to go from idea to a running prototype.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Ege, co-founder at Orca with Ali. We've always loved playing games, they made so many of our best memories growing up. Whenever we'd play something inspiring, we'd dream about making our own, but there was one problem: we're not game developers.
My first attempt at coding was actually trying to make a game in high school. It didn't work out. Fast forward to a few months ago, Ali and I were working on AI for a different product, decided to pivot, and spent a few days just... playing games. Then we both ended up in Cursor trying to build something, anything, with AI.
The problem? Existing tools weren't made for AI game development. We hit wall after wall. Cursor's amazing for code, but games need so much more like assets, logic, testing, iteration cycles. We realized that if we're frustrated, other aspiring game makers probably are too.
That's why we built Orca, an AI game dev agent that:
Generates playable games from your ideas
Create 2D characters and animations from chat
Iterates with you, give feedback, refine, and actually ship
Web-based agent, so no complex setup
We're not trying to replace game developers. We're trying to help people like us who have ideas and passion but not years of Unity experience or money to hire a team, actually make something real.
For Product Hunt: Get early access with code PRODUCTHUNT for exclusive launch pricing.
Would love your feedback: What's a game you've always wanted to make but couldn't? What's holding you back?
Thanks for being here! 🙏
@Orca An AI agent specifically for game development is fascinating! Game dev involves so many disciplines from coding to art to design.
How does Orca help developers across these different areas? Can it assist with procedural generation, playtesting, or balancing game mechanics?
Indie developers especially could benefit from AI that speeds up iteration cycles. Curious about whether Orca works with specific game engines or if it's engine agnostic.
This is incredible and super bullish on the team!! Congrats on the launch, be right back, going to make some games now
I tried the application and played and created a simple game. It was able to fix the bugs in the game after a few prompts.
Let users export the game and publish it as HTML or something. You can monetize that like Bolt or v0
Having an agent that actually assembles everything together saves hours. love how smooth that feels 😌
Solid launch, Orca 3 team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when a developer opens Orca 3 for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds? Is it: • “This tool actually aligns with how I think and build, not just how someone expects me to build.” Or: • “I can trust this model/tool to scale with my workflow, not hold me back.” Because in high-performance dev/AI tools, adoption hinges less on specs and more on the belief that it fits me. Curious how you’re shaping that moment.
Are we able to host the games we build for others to play? I couldn't catch that info. from the homepage.
