How to Make a Roblox Game With AI (Claude Tutorial + FREE Game Files

So, you want to make an actual Roblox

game fully coded by AI that can actually

make Robux, but you don't know where to

start and every video you watched has

been hella confusing or just straight up

fake. So, in this video I'm going to

show you how to exactly do it, how to

pick a game people already want to play,

how to go from plan to a real game, and

all the skills and tools I use, plus how

to set up every single one. I'm also

giving away my entire game that I built

with AI, plus every plugin and tool I

used, so you can use it to research and

learn from it. I'll show you how I made

models, animations. At the end, I've got

an interview with a guy who's actually

had success making Roblox games with AI,

and he shows you his real numbers, what

he spent, what he made, and if the ads

actually paid off. So, stick around for

that one.

And real quick, who am I? I'm a software

developer and intern, so I actually know

what I'm talking about. I've been doing

these commissions and contributions

since way before the whole AI takeover,

so I'm just not

a random dude who just found the AI

yesterday, you know, and preaching it

right now.

Anyways,

everything is free in my Discord. I'm

going to leave the link in the bio, so

you can get all your tools and stuff

that I and the entire game that I made.

Um

It's the first link in the description.

Just go get it and enjoy, you know. Um

Real quick, before we get in, shout out

felt.lol. That's my site. It's a free

portfolio page or profile page that you

can actually build yourself with your

own screenshot hosting. This one's mine.

It's looking clean. Link in the

description as well. So, use it, please.

I appreciate it. I have a lot of

giveaways in felt Discord.

Okay, so let's get into it. So, why do

most AI games flop? They all look the

same, gray blocks, default buttons, a

base plate, and nobody wants to play it.

So, nobody's spending Robux on it,

either. And that's because the AI just

got told to make a game, not which game,

not why would anyone play it, and not

what it should look like. They're

basically just saying, "Claude, make a

fully functional game that's going to

make me a million dollars. Make no

mistakes." That's what we're going to

fix in this video, you know.

Step one isn't even Claude. It's picking

the game, and I'm not going to lie, this

is the part that decides if your game is

even going to make money when you

actually make it. What I do is find a

game that's blowing up on Steam right

now, check that nobody's made it on

Roblox yet, and remake the mechanics

fast. The demand is already there, kids

are watching the streamers play it. They

go search for it on Roblox and there is

nothing. So, whoever drops it first gets

all those players. That's free players

just sitting there waiting. I call this

the Steam method. And the pure example

is that game called Left Left Left. You

can Google it. I'm pretty sure I'm not

going to show you clips here right now.

Just go on TikTok, type in Left Left

Left. You're going to see the Roblox

remake of a Steam game that's not even

been released yet, you know? So,

this isn't me just making stuff up. Um

look at this. Like Dressmaker came out

on Steam in September 21st, right?

People loved it. Five days later

somebody dropped Make It Dresses on

Roblox. It literally says inspired by

Dressmaker, and it's already at over 4

million visits. That thing is

straight-up printing money, man. That's

literally the method. So, to find these

um I look at SteamDB's trending charts,

Steam's top sellers, and the free demos

during Steam's Next Fest. Then I search

the name of on Roblox and see how many

people are playing the copies.

You can do that by a simple Google

search, or you can just simply ask

Claude to do that research for you. You

don't need to do it yourself, man. You

have Claude there with you. And I've got

seven rules a game has to pass before

Claude touches anything. One, it's new,

so it came out to Steam in the last 3

weeks. Two, people actually want it,

like it's a top seller or has 20,000

Three, the Roblox spot is open, so no

copy with more than about 2,000 players

is made. Four, you get what the game is

from a 12-second clip or a sound of it,

you know? Five, it works with a bunch of

players in one server. Six, Claude has a

beginner

Claude plus a beginner can build it in 5

days. And seven, it's safe for kids

because that's what it's supposed to be,

safe for

kids, bro. Okay. I had Claude check live

stream and Roblox data against those

rules and zero games passed all seven.

Kind of cooked not going to lie. The one

perfect one that Mont already had

already Roblox version. So I looked at

the list myself and picked Graveyard

Keeper 2. When I picked it 22,000 people

were playing it on Steam. It was 2 weeks

old and there was zero Roblox versions

and it's October so Halloween traffic on

top of that. Easy dub. So we're clear

just so we're clear I only copy the

mechanics my own name or own art kid

save never their name and never their

assets because that would be illegal

people and you're just going to get

copyright striked and shut down.

Now this is a part most people skip.

Claude's first design was a mid generic

ghost tycoon. I said no, go research

every other system in the real game

first. After that design

was completely different and actually

fun. Yeah, I will happily build you the

wrong game super fast. Your job is

actually to say no man. Do not

say yes to everything Claude says. Read

the thing through and get that done.

Okay, so the setup. Don't skip this

part. This what makes everything else

work and save for the art part later

because that's what players actually get

like that's what players get. That's

what gets players to actually spend

sorry. Everything runs through Claude

code not the normal chat on the website.

Claude code runs on your computer so it

can actually do stuff run scripts run

tests open blender and talk to Roblox

Studio. For this tutorial we're using

the Claude desktop app because it's the

easiest way to start. Everything is

buttons. It shows you exactly what

Claude changed. It's got a terminal

built in. Personally I use Claude code

inside VS code more control and I'm just

used to it from just coding in general

coding in my job coding in at school

coding everywhere where I'm at, right?

So

it's basically more control more setup

same Claude under the hood at the end of

the day. So start with desktop and

switch later if you want. I'm on the max

5x plan but everything in this video

works on pro. I actually built the

Runner graveyard game on Pro. So, you

basically just hit limits faster but you

can do anything a person can do on Max.

Fable is not even necessary because

everybody's using Opus over Fable

anyways. So, download Claude desktop and

sign in. They make a new environment,

give it a name. Add a folder for your

game and you're in. I'm not going much

into detail here because I feel like

there's a lot of Claude code tutorials

in general on YouTube. However, if you

want to see that, just let me know. I

could make a video explaining Claude

code by itself, all the plugins, sets,

and etc. that like you need to your

daily life, not only on on other stuff,

right? Um

So,

then there is four tools you install

from one file that's in my Discord. One

command, rocket install, and done. Rojo

puts your code files into Studio. Selene