Patch
Build, remix and publish browser games and mods with AI
- Best for
- Developers who already build games with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and want a place to publish browser games and PC mods
- Makes
- Browser games and mods for PC games, published on patch.gg
- Made by
- New Save Labs, Inc.
- Where you use it
- Windows, Web, CLI
- Engines
- Web
- Pricing
- Free; Patch's terms (updated November 6, 2026) say nothing on Patch costs money today. Your coding agent is billed separately
- Free plan
- Yes
- Open source
- No
- Export
- Every project is a git repo you can clone. New repos use the Patch license, which bars taking others' work off Patch without permission; makers can pick MIT, Apache-2.0, CC BY 4.0 and other open licenses instead
- Status
- Early access
Patch is a platform for making, remixing and playing browser games and mods for PC games, run by New Save Labs, Inc. It opened to everyone on November 9, 2026, according to a post on X by CEO Rehan Sheikh.
Creators work through Patch Desktop (a Windows app with a built-in agent chat), the pch command-line tool, an MCP server at https://patch.gg/api/mcp or a public HTTP API. According to Patch's docs, installing pch adds Patch's tools to Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, so an agent can search and remix public projects, pull from an asset library, then test and publish. Patch's API listed 59,148 assets on November 11, 2026, mostly CC0 or CC BY 4.0, with Kenney the largest source.
Every project is a git repo, open by default once it passes a secrets scan. New repos use the Patch license, which allows remixing on Patch but not taking someone else's work elsewhere without permission; makers can choose MIT or another open license instead. Patch's own platform code is not public.
Browser games play on patch.gg with nothing to install; mods need Patch Desktop and the player's own copy of the game. Patch's terms say mods of other companies' games must be free and ship without the game's files, and that this is not permission from the game's owner. The docs call Patch "in early development." AIGamer hasn't tested it.
Limitation: Publishing a browser game or a mod needs a test in Patch Desktop, which runs only on Windows; Mac users are on a waitlist
FAQ
Is Patch free?
Yes, for now. Patch's terms, updated November 6, 2026, say nothing on Patch costs money today and Patch pays nobody. Your coding agent's maker charges you separately.
Does Patch work on Mac?
Partly. The pch CLI runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, but Patch Desktop is Windows-only and publishing a game or mod needs a test in it. Mac users can join a waitlist on patch.gg.
Which coding agents work with Patch?
Patch's docs say installing pch adds its MCP tools to Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Any app that adds MCP servers by address can connect to https://patch.gg/api/mcp with a Patch sign-in or API key.
Is Patch open source?
Projects on it are open git repos by default, but new ones use the Patch license, which bars taking others' work off Patch without permission unless the maker picks a standard open license. The platform's own code isn't public.
Sources
Compiled by AIGamer from Patch's own pages and the sources below, checked 11 November 2026. We haven't tested Patch hands-on.
- Patch: Homepage
- Rehan Sheikh (@rehan_shei) on X: Launch post (November 9, 2026)
- Patch docs: Introduction
- Patch docs: Quickstart
- Patch docs: pch
- Patch docs: MCP server
- Patch docs: Repos
- Patch: Terms of service
- Patch API: Asset library status
- Patch API: Asset library facets
- Patch on GitHub: patch-gg organization
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