Choose a topic below, then open a question to see the answer.
Getting started
- What is Bash.tv?
- Who’s behind Bash.tv, and why did they build it?
- How do I get access?
- Can I make a game without coding?
- How do I make a game with AI on Bash?
- Can I make a game together with friends?
- What language can I talk to Bash.tv in?
What you can make
- What kinds of things can I make?
- Can I make apps and interactive tools as well as games?
- Can I make an online multiplayer game?
- Can I make a game for mobile, desktop, or both?
- Can I make a party game where phones are the controllers like Jackbox games?
- Can I make a 2D, 3D, or pixel-art game?
Your work & AI
- Is Bash.tv AI?
- Can I make a game with my own art, audio, and files?
- Do I keep the rights to the assets I upload?
- Who owns the code and other things the agent makes?
- Does Bash train on my uploads or my games?
- What does Bash own?
Read the full Terms of Service.
Sharing & export
- Do people need a Bash.tv account to play?
- Are my games public?
- Can I take my game somewhere else or sell it?
- Can I upload my game to itch.io?
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Remember, you can talk to your Bash.tv agent conversationally. Don’t be afraid to ask in the agent chat what is possible and why things may not be working like how you intend. Bash.tv can be a great way to learn the logic of developing.
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Additional Resources (from our mods!)
https://rosario.one/resources/game-development/start-making-games/
https://rosario.one/resources/game-development/game-asset-catalog/
https://rosario.one/resources/game-development/game-engines/
https://rosario.one/resources/game-development/game-assets/
https://yibbly.studio/resources/start-making-games/
https://yibbly.studio/resources/
https://youtu.be/jv1uNJ9oFr4?is=w80_h-pIYms6YeDO