Tips & Guides

Start With the Main Idea

Begin by describing the core game you want.

Think about: What type of game is it? Where does it take place? What does the player need to accomplish? What makes the game challenging? Is it single-player or multiplayer? What should the game feel like?

Instead of: "Make a racing game."

Try: "Create a racing game with a yellow race car. Add obstacles along the track that the player must avoid."

Describe the Experience

Think like a player rather than a programmer.

You don't need to explain how to code a feature. Explain what you want to happen.

For example: "When players enter the castle, the doors close behind them and they have 10 minutes to solve three puzzles before the castle fills with lava."

Let Sphera AI Games work on turning the idea into gameplay.

Build in Steps

You don't have to create your entire game with one enormous prompt. Start with the core experience. Play it. Then improve it.

Prompt 1: "Create an obstacle course above a futuristic city."

Prompt 2: "Make each level progressively harder."

Prompt 3: "Add moving platforms and disappearing floors."

Prompt 4: "Add a final boss challenge."

Think of Sphera AI Games as an ongoing creative process rather than a one-time generation tool.

Be Specific When You Want Specific Results

You can describe details such as environment and world, game objectives, characters and enemies, difficulty, levels, movement, challenges, rewards, atmosphere, visual direction, and multiplayer behavior.

The clearer your instructions, the more direction you give Sphera AI Games.

Experiment

Some of the best ideas come from trying something unexpected. Combine genres. Change the rules. Create unusual worlds. Take an existing idea in a completely different direction.

Try: "Turn my racing game into a survival game where the road disappears behind the players."

Or: "Change the peaceful medieval village into a zombie survival map after sunset."

Play. Prompt. Repeat.

Don't try to make everything perfect immediately.

The Sphera AI Games workflow is simple: Create -> Play -> Improve -> Play Again.

Every time you play your game, you may discover something else you want to change. Just tell Sphera AI Games.

There Is No Right Way to Imagine a Game

You don't need programming experience. You don't need to understand game engines. And you don't need to start with the perfect prompt.

Start with an idea and see where it takes you.