How to Create Video Games With AI in 2025 (Seele AI and ChatGPT 5)

Jon Law
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Good evening. I've been having a lot of fun with AI recently. It's like every other day that
something new is coming out that has this radically new use case or something we never thought AI
could do and now it's just being done. And video games always felt like a golden egg to me because
you can train on videos. You can go train a model on YouTube and you will have a great video
generation model. But what do you train on for video games? You can't. It's a really hard use
case to crack but imagine if we could. Imagine if you could generate video games and the potential
of that. Ready Player One is essentially a generated video game that's open world with
real players and or AI. And so in this video I'm going to do two things for you and also for me
because I love this stuff. First is we're going to demo a really cool new tool with AI that connects
to video games. You'll see in just a second. And then two, I'm going to use AI to generate a video
game concept and then we're going to build it. And if you want to see it happen then I'm going to get
that actually deployed and go try and sell it in the real world and get some users into our game.
So if you ever looked at the latest Ubisoft titles and thought I could do better, right? These games
make millions and billions of dollars but if we're being honest they are far from perfect. So why
can't you create something just as successful? Well the real problem has always been the same.
Making a game takes years. Learning coding, mastering 3D modeling, animation, graphics,
and figuring out complex game engines. And yeah vibe coding has simplified things a little bit
but you still need to know your way around all sorts of tools. But what if I told you
you didn't need to learn any of that? What if creating a fully functional game could be as
easy as ordering a food item from a menu just how you like it? No coding, no headaches, no
vibe coding that still requires technical knowledge. Just simple sentences that bring
your game ideas to life. So I'm going to show you how you can create and then monetize fully
functional games in minutes with no coding required. So whether you want to create the
next massive hit like those Switch games or just something fun for yourself or your family and
friends, it's totally possible. It's free. It's easier than you think and if you just watch this
video I'll show you exactly how to do it. So this is the platform and it's called Zeela.ai and it's
a revolutionary game development platform that's powered by AI. So with Zeela.ai you can create
fully functional 3D games just by telling the platform what you want. So one simple text prompt
and with that text prompt you can go from zero to a complete game in seconds. And it starts with
a single prompt like I said. So let's jump into my computer and I'll show you how it works. So
let's say make GTA in space. Just a simple idea, no coding, no design skills required and we'll just
feed that single prompt into Zeela. So Zeela.ai's AI and advanced machine learning algorithms is going
to take that prompt and automatically generate the game from the mechanics to the design
to turn your idea into a fully playable game in seconds. So creating a game is great but for a lot
of us and especially for viewers of this channel how do we actually monetize it, right? That's the
next big step. So after you create your game just click release and your game is live. Anyone can
play it and you can start building an audience. So features like setting up ads, in-app purchases,
and charging a fee to play the games are in development currently and you can pitch your
idea to investors or raise money via GoFundMe. So you don't need a team of developers or to put
years into bringing a game to life anymore. With Zeela.ai you have a fully working prototype and a
fully functional game. So the proof of concept that was holding you back to go and then improve
that over time and test it with players, gone. So if you have ever thought about building a game or
you're a gamer yourself, now's your chance. So don't wait, just visit that link in the description.
That said, now I want to use AI to make our AI game. So we're going to jump into XactGPT and
figure out what our game concept is going to be. Okay, here we are. I'm in XactGPT, this is 4.0.
Okay, here we go. Our game concept is Mailbox Simulator 1997, a cozy mystery and idle puzzle
game. We're building it with AI, we're not using AI in the gameplay. So let's see, we start as a
suburban mailman in 1997 assigned to a sleepy neighborhood of just 12 houses. We need to
deliver, peek, and sort while discovering interconnected secrets of the residences.
I like this. This sounds fun and apparently we can monetize it. So let's go plug it into our
creation engine. So I'm just going to copy this whole entire prompt and then we're just going to
paste it into Zeela. So here we go, I have the prompt and let's let it run. Okay, so we can see
Zeela thinking for us right here and it's walking through how it's going to do this build.
And now we can see just like in the demo, it's going to break that down into the gameplay,
the mechanics, the systems, and the loops. So here's the first iteration of the game. You can
see the 3D environment and the character that I'm moving around here and notice the character design
as well. And then look, we can go and pick up a package from someone else in this town and then
go over and work on our little quests or challenges with other characters. And so there's an open
world feel to it and I really do like the character design here as well. So definitely a start and
we'll just build it up from here. Now it's going to take a while to build and I want to spend a
few days working on it to make sure that it's really good. Now like I said a few minutes ago,
I can publish this game and copy the link and then share it with all of you. So what I'm going to do
is share this game in the community section as a post on this YouTube channel and then you can give
it a spin for yourself. And if you want to see me take this game to market or a different version
built with the same engine, and by taking it to market I mean going and running ads to it to
actually get users and maybe try to monetize it, then just let me know. Like this video,
share it with a friend. If it does well enough then that will be episode two of this series.
That said, thank you all for watching and I'll see you in the next one. Cheers!
