Draw it.
Prompt it.
Play it.
Make party games for a shared screen, where every phone is a controller. Start with a sketch on paper, tell your own Claude what you drew, and play it in 15 minutes.
Three little steps
If you can draw a rectangle and say what happens inside it, you can make a game.
sketch
Draw the big screen and the phone controller on paper. Rough is perfect.
prompt
Give Claude your sketch and one web address. It fetches our tools and builds the game.
play
Open the address on the big screen with your phone. Every phone becomes a controller. Go!
Games to try
All drawn on paper first. Pull up a chair.
the first sketchGyro Battle
Dogfight around slowly turning worlds. Steer your plane by tilting your phone, shoot, and beam to another world.
the first sketchElastic Car Race
Tied together with a rubber rope, race round a pink world. Collect the bags, take them to the finish.
the first sketchMassmaze
Everybody steers an arrow round one big field: rotate your phone to aim, hold the big red button to thrust. Asteroids, with friends.
your game here
Sketch it. Describe it. Play it in 15 minutes
(And if you like your game, let us know so we can add it here for others to play)
Want to run a game like this on your event?
The tools and the games are free to use. The instructions explain how to set up the shared screen and how to get the links to your participants.