Build playable games for X.
Turn an idea into a mini-game your followers can play inside a post on X (Twitter). Create and edit it with AI in Rosebud, then share a playable link.
Free to start · No coding · Rosebud hosts the game for you
What is an X playable?
An X playable is a small game that lives in a post. Instead of a video or a screenshot of your game, followers get the game itself: they tap it in their feed and play a round right there.
- A real game, not a clip
It runs live in the post, with controls, a score, and a restart. Every follower gets their own round.
- You make it with AI
Describe the game in plain English. Rosebud writes the code, art, and sound, and you keep changing it by chatting.
- Rosebud hosts it
Publishing puts the game on its own rosebud.ai link. That link is what you post on X; there is nothing to upload or host yourself.
- It always has a way to play
Where X can’t play it inline, and in apps like Discord or iMessage, the link shows a normal preview that opens the game on Rosebud.
Made a tiny puzzle game. Can you clear it in fewer moves than me?
From idea to playable post
- Step 1Describe your playable
Type the game in a sentence or two: what the player does, how they win, how long a round lasts. Simple ideas make the best playables.
- Step 2Rosebud builds it
In a few minutes you get a working game in the editor: code, art, sound, controls, and a score. Nothing to install.
- Step 3Play it and make changes
Playtest it and ask for changes in chat: faster, harder, bigger buttons, a better ending. Check how it plays in a small, phone-sized frame.
- Step 4Publish and post on X
Publish, copy your game’s rosebud.ai link, and paste it into a post on X. X turns the link into a card your followers can play.
Made in Rosebud. Played inside your post.
Post your game’s link and X turns it into a card your followers can play without leaving the feed.
In the feed
Your post shows a card with the game’s picture, title, and a play button.
After pressing play
The game opens right in the post, in a square Rosebud player. Play on Rosebud opens the full game page in a new tab.
Rosebud hosts the game
The post plays the game you published on Rosebud. There is nothing to upload or host yourself.
Updates reach the post
The post plays your latest published version, so a fix or a new level shows up without a new post.
Where it plays inline
Inline play depends on X’s current support and the viewer’s app. Everywhere else, the link opens the game on Rosebud.
Mini-game ideas for your followers
Pick one to fill the box above, then make it yours before you create.
What makes a game fun to play in a post
People meet your game mid-scroll. Ask Rosebud for these and it will build them in.
One clear action
Tap, click, or one key. Players get it without reading.
Short first round
Something happens in the first few seconds.
Quick restart
One tap to try again keeps people playing.
Readable when small
Big shapes and text that hold up inside a post.
Touch and keyboard
Works on phones and desktop alike.
A score worth sharing
A number people want to reply with.
Make something your followers can play.
X playables FAQ
What is an X playable?
A small browser game people can play from a post on X. It is not an official X product or ad format; it is a game you make and publish on Rosebud, then share in a post.
How does the game get into the post?
You post your game’s rosebud.ai link. X reads the link and, where it supports it, shows a playable card instead of a plain preview. Other apps, like Discord or iMessage, show the usual picture preview. The game itself keeps running on Rosebud.
How do I make a playable game for Twitter?
The same way as for X, formerly Twitter. Describe the game in the box above, play it and refine it in Rosebud, publish it, then post its share link on X.
Do I need to code?
No. You describe the game and ask for changes in plain language, and Rosebud writes the code. If you do code, you can open and edit everything it generates.
Can people play without leaving X?
Where X shows the game as a playable card, yes. Inline play depends on X’s current support and the viewer’s app. Otherwise the post links to your game on Rosebud, where anyone can play it in the browser.
Does the game show Rosebud branding?
Yes, lightly. The player shows a small Rosebud icon in one corner and a Play on Rosebud button in the other, which opens the full game page.
Is it free?
Yes, you can create, publish, and play games for free. Paid plans add more AI credits and bigger projects.
Can I host the game on my own domain?
You don’t need to for X: Rosebud hosts the published game. Exporting or hosting elsewhere is a separate feature on some plans.