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Build and iterate playable browser games, or create game-specific sprites, textures, animated 3D assets, music, SFX, and voice with Higgsfield CLI. Use when: "make a game", "build a browser game", "create game assets", "make a spritesheet", "generate a tileable texture", "animate a 3D game character", or "deploy/publish my game". Supports solo, local multiplayer, and online multiplayer games. NOT for: ordinary image/video generation, game trailers, native mobile/desktop builds, or editing a game without its source files.
Develop, test, build, and deploy Godot 4.x games. Use when working with Godot Engine, GDScript, GdUnit4 testing, PlayGodot automation, or exporting games to web/desktop. Covers CI/CD pipelines and deployment to Vercel/GitHub Pages/itch.io.
Register your game on Play.fun (OpenGameProtocol), add the browser SDK, and get a monetized play.fun URL
Complete Love2D game development from prototype to polished release. Covers core architecture, graphics, animation, tiles, collision, audio, and iOS deployment. Use when building Love2D games, implementing game mechanics, or deploying to mobile platforms.
Deploy browser games to GitHub Pages or other hosting. Use when deploying a game, setting up hosting, or publishing a game build.
Best practices, references, and templates for integrating games with the Play.fun ecosystem.
Publish and update a game on itch.io: create the project page and upload builds with the butler CLI (butler push) to named channels. Use for itch.io publishing, butler push, channel naming for Windows/macOS/Linux/HTML5, versioning uploads, or shipping a jam or release build to itch.io.
Export and build a Godot 4.x project for distribution: install export templates, define export presets (Windows/macOS/Linux/Web/Android), run headless command-line exports for CI, and handle web (HTML5) COOP/COEP and dedicated-server/headless builds. Use when exporting a Godot game, configuring export_presets.cfg, building for web/desktop/mobile, or automating builds from the command line.