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How kids build games with Buildaloo
Every game starts with 4 simple choices your child makes by voice. Loo, their AI buddy, builds the rest.
Buildaloo is a voice-controlled game builder for kids aged 5 to 12. No coding, no typing, no setup. Instead of dragging blocks, your child explains what they want and the AI builds it. Here is the step-by-step flow every new game goes through, plus the full list of game types, worlds, and heroes kids can choose from.
Step 1
Pick the game type
Your child starts by choosing what kind of game to build. Buildaloo supports 9 game types today, from platformers to rhythm games. Each type has different mechanics, different pacing, and a different feel. Kids pick one by tapping a card or simply telling Loo which one they want.
Step 2
Choose the world
The world is where the game happens. It sets the look, the sounds, and the cast of characters. Kids pick from 9 ready-made worlds or describe their own. Two kids who both build a platformer end up with totally different games because they picked different worlds.
Step 3
Pick the hero
The hero is the character your child controls. Each world has 8 preset heroes, each hand-drawn. If none feel right, your child can describe their own. Say 'a sparkly purple cat wizard' and Loo will make that the hero of the game.
Step 4
Invent the mission
After picking the hero, Loo asks one more question: what does your hero want to do? This is where kids stop and think. They talk. They explain. They invent. Whatever your child says out loud becomes the heart of the game. The mission is 100% your child's idea, and that is what makes each game truly theirs.
What should your hero's adventure be about? Tell me!
Talk to Loo
Then Loo builds the game
Once the 4 choices are made, Loo proposes a full game with a title, a short story, and specific gameplay details. Your child can say 'yes, build it' or tweak anything. The AI then writes, tests, and delivers a fully playable browser game in about a minute.
While Loo builds, kids learn
That is a minute your child is not just waiting. Loo fills it with curious little facts tied to the choices they just made, shared by voice and back-and-forth. Kids can ask Loo to explain more, or simply listen. Learning without knowing they are learning.
Platformers have been around since 1981. The very first one was Donkey Kong.
The deepest spot in the ocean is so deep that Mount Everest could fit inside it, with a mile to spare.
A real octopus has three hearts and nine brains. It can also change color faster than a blink.
Search and rescue dogs can smell a human through 30 feet of snow.