Quickstart
Getting Started
Go from zero to a playable Roblox game in 5 minutes. No Lua experience required.
This guide walks you through creating your ForjeGames account, opening the editor, typing your first prompt, and pushing the result to Roblox Studio. Total time: around 5 minutes. You will not write a single line of code.
1. Create your account
Head to forjegames.com/sign-up and sign up with Google, GitHub, or email. Every new account starts with 1,000 free credits— enough for about 40 AI actions, which is more than you need for a first build.
You will land on the dashboard. From here you can see your credit balance, your projects, recent activity, and the big gold Start Building button.
2. Open the editor
Click Start Building. The editor opens in a split layout:
- Left panel — chat + mode switcher + voice input button
- Right panel — live 3D preview of your game
- Bottom dock — script output, logs, and generated assets
3. Pick a mode
ForjeGames has nine AI modes — each one runs a different pipeline behind the scenes. For your first build you want Build, which is the default. It composes map geometry, scripts, and UI in a single pass.
If you're unsure what game to make, switch to Ideas first and ask for suggestions. We cover all nine modes in detail in the AI Modes guide.
4. Type your first prompt
In the chat box, describe the game you want. Be specific about the vibe, the mechanics, and any constraints. Here are a few prompts that produce good results on a first try:
A low-poly obby with 10 stages. Each stage has a different theme: lava, ice, jungle, neon city, space station. Checkpoints between stages. Bright colors.
A relaxing fishing game on a wooden dock at sunset. Cast line with click, catch random fish, sell them at the vendor NPC for coins. Simple inventory.
A top-down zombie survival arena. 4 waves, more enemies each wave, pickups for ammo and health. Player starts with a pistol.5. Watch it build
Hit Enter. The AI streams its plan into the chat, then starts building. You'll see parts, terrain, and scripts appear in the 3D preview on the right in real-time. A typical first build takes 30-90 seconds.
When it finishes, you can rotate and fly the preview camera with WASD. Click any part to see its properties. Click the Play button in the top bar to test the game inside the browser.
6. Export to Roblox Studio
Ready to publish? You have two options:
- Download .rbxl — click Export → Download place file, then drag the .rbxl into Studio.
- Studio plugin — install our plugin for one-click sync from the editor straight into an open Studio session. See the Studio Plugin guide.
Once the place is open in Studio you can publish to Roblox from File → Publish to Roblox, just like any other place.
Next steps
- Learn the other 8 AI modes — each is optimised for a specific workflow.
- Try voice input — describe changes while you look at the preview.
- Upload a sketch to convert an image into a 3D map.
- Install the Studio plugin for live sync with Roblox Studio.
- Understand credits so you can budget your generations.