Voice to Game: Build Without Typing
ForjeGames Voice Commands let you build an entire Roblox game using only your voice. This tutorial walks through every step — from enabling the mic to publishing your first spoken-into-existence game.
What you need
- ✓ A ForjeGames account (free tier works)
- ✓ Chrome, Edge, or Safari browser
- ✓ A microphone (built-in laptop mic works fine)
- ✓ 10 minutes
Open the editor
Go to forjegames.com/editor. Sign in or use Demo Mode. The editor loads with the AI chat panel on the left and the 3D preview on the right.
Enable microphone access
Click the microphone icon in the editor toolbar (top center). Your browser will ask for microphone permission. Click Allow. This is a one-time step — the editor remembers your choice.
Chrome and Edge provide the highest transcription accuracy. Safari works but may require an HTTPS connection.
Speak your first command
Click and hold the mic button (or press Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + V). Speak clearly. Release to submit. The transcript appears in the chat panel and the AI starts building immediately.
Watch it build in real time
The 3D preview updates as the AI generates output. You can interrupt with another voice command at any time — say "stop" to cancel, or "undo" to revert the last change.
Refine with follow-up commands
Voice Commands understand context. After building a map, say "make the mountains taller" or "add fog" — the AI applies changes to what it just built, not a new blank canvas.
Example commands by category
- ›“Build a volcanic island with a central peak”
- ›“Add fog to the entire map”
- ›“Create a river through the valley”
- ›“Raise the northern hills by 20 studs”
- ›“Write a leaderboard that saves kills and deaths”
- ›“Add a sprint mechanic triggered by Shift”
- ›“Create a shop GUI with three items”
- ›“Write a day and night cycle script”
- ›“Add a merchant NPC near the spawn”
- ›“Give the guard a patrol route”
- ›“Write dialogue for a quest giver”
- ›“Make the boss NPC drop loot on death”
- ›“Add ambient wind sound to the outdoor zones”
- ›“Improve the lighting — it feels flat”
- ›“Add a screen shake on explosion”
- ›“Make the UI feel more responsive”
Pro tips for voice accuracy
Be specific with dimensions. “Add a wall” is vague. “Add a 10-stud tall stone wall along the northern border” gives the AI enough context to produce what you actually want on the first try.
Use “like” comparisons. “Build a spawn island like Adopt Me” or “write a combat system like a fighting game” — the AI understands these references and adjusts its output accordingly.
Chain commands naturally. You do not need to restart after each command. Say “now add trees” or “make it bigger” and the AI applies changes in context.
Say “explain that” for scripts.After the AI writes a script, say “explain that code” and it will walk through what it wrote in plain English — useful for learning or auditing the output.