Rosebud AI
Make 2D and 3D browser games by describing them
- Best for
- Beginners who want a hosted browser game without writing code, with the option to edit the code later
- Makes
- 2D and 3D browser games, plus generated images, sprites, sounds, skyboxes and 3D models
- Made by
- Rosebud AI, Inc.
- Where you use it
- Web
- Pricing
- Free plan with 8,000 credits a week; paid plans from $15 to $100 a month (as of October 2026)
- Free plan
- Yes
- Open source
- No
- Export
- Code download and a Windows build for Steam from the $50 Pro plan; Indie Dev and up can view and edit code in the browser; all games are hosted on Rosebud
- Status
- Available
Rosebud AI is a browser-based game maker. Its homepage asks you to describe your game or pick a template, and you then build and change it by chatting with the AI; the default model is called Rosie. Every plan, including the free one, includes hosting, so a finished game gets a link you can share.
All AI work is paid for in credits. Rosebud's pricing page gives rough costs: about 2,000 credits for an edit with Rosie, about 20,000 with a premium model and about 1,000 for a sound or a 3D model. The free Newbie plan gives 8,000 credits a week in eligible regions, which covers only a few edits. Paid plans run from Indie Dev at $15 a month to Scale at $100, as of October 2026.
What you can do with the result depends on the plan. Indie Dev and up add private projects and a code tab for editing the code in the browser. According to the pricing FAQ, full commercial rights start at 10x Dev ($30), and downloading your code or exporting a Windows build for Steam starts at Pro ($50).
Rosebud also hosts games made elsewhere for free: its developer page describes an open-source command-line tool that agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can use to publish a build.
Rosebud suits beginners who want something playable quickly. If you plan to sell the game or move it to your own engine, budget for the higher plans. AIGamer hasn't tested it.
Plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Newbie | Free | 8,000 credits a week, refilled in eligible regions; no credit card; hosting included |
| Indie Dev | $15/month | 100,000 credits a month plus 10,000 daily refresh credits; private projects; in-browser code tab (desktop) |
| 10x Dev | $30/month | 300,000 credits a month plus 10,000 daily refresh credits; commercial rights; no Rosebud branding on hosted pages |
| Pro | $50/month | 1,000,000 credits a month plus 10,000 daily refresh credits; downloadable project code and Windows export |
| Scale | $100/month | 2,000,000 credits a month plus 10,000 daily refresh credits |
From Rosebud AI's own pricing page, checked 29 October 2026. Prices change; check before you buy.
Limitation: Below the $50-a-month Pro plan you can't download your code, and commercial rights start at the $30 10x Dev plan.
FAQ
Is Rosebud AI free?
Yes. The free Newbie plan gives 8,000 credits a week in eligible regions, with no credit card. Paid plans start at $15 a month (October 2026).
Can I sell games I make with Rosebud AI?
Rosebud's pricing FAQ says the 10x Dev plan ($30 a month) and higher include full commercial rights, and that Rosebud takes no commission on earnings.
Can I export a Rosebud game to Steam?
The Pro plan ($50 a month) and higher let you download the project code and export a Windows build you can publish on Steam, per the pricing FAQ.
How many credits does a Rosebud edit cost?
Rosebud estimates about 2,000 credits per edit with its default AI and about 20,000 with a premium model; the editor shows the exact cost of each turn.
Sources
Compiled by AIGamer from Rosebud AI's own pages and the sources below, checked 29 October 2026. We haven't tested Rosebud AI hands-on.
- Rosebud AI: Rosebud AI Game Maker (homepage)
- Rosebud AI: Rosebud AI Pricing: Free Plan, Credits & Plans
- Rosebud AI: Free game hosting for coding agents (agent publishing)
Image: Rosebud AI
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