About

Who builds CityVibe3D, and why

CityVibe3D is a browser tool that turns a text prompt into a playable 3D game. CityVibe3D publishes and operates it. The mission is straightforward: someone should be able to describe a game in ordinary language and leave with a link a friend can play, without installing a game engine first.

Making a small 3D game still starts, for most people, with an account on an engine, a blank scene, a tutorial about coordinates, and a pile of import steps before anything moves. That work is real, and it is the wrong first hour if what you actually have is a sentence: a night race across a bridge, a runner on one street, a short flight over a skyline. CityVibe3D exists so that sentence is the start of the project. The AI writes game code, builds an editable city environment, and connects characters and vehicles. You spend the session judging the game by playing it.

The city is deliberate. Buildings, roads, bridges, and regions are the objects the editor knows how to keep editable after a prompt. A general “make anything” canvas tends to produce a preview you cannot repair. A city you can still move — a tower lowered, a lane widened, a bridge dragged onto the finish line — is a project you can finish. Sharing is part of the same idea. Publish gives you a browser play link. The other person does not install CityVibe3D to play.

We care about the games people publish being lawful and suitable for a general audience, including on pages that may show ads. The content policy says what is not allowed. Report a problem by emailing info@cityvibe3d.com with the page or play link URL. Account data, cookies, analytics, and advertising cookies including the DoubleClick cookie are described in the privacy notice.

If you want to try the product, open the editor at https://app.cityvibe3d.com. If you want to read first, the guides cover prompting, a beginner city game, better prompts, and how to share a link. Product questions go to info@cityvibe3d.com.