If you could type a series of sentences into a computer and have it generate a videogame for you, would you?
Well, you can—kind of. Tesana is one of a few companies promising that we can all make games simply by typing prompts into a generative AI system. In tandem with third-party AI services like Claude and asset generators, its proprietary game engine "translates descriptions of environments, mechanics, characters, and rules into structured game code."
