Hi — Wellstorm's fully procedural neon visuals, levels, and synthesized audio make it a fascinating systems-driven project. We're inviting a few creators to try an AI game-creation product for free and participate in upcoming 2D/3D model tests. Would you be open to sharing technical feedback?
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Hi — Ashmarch's first-game journey and carefully reviewed AI workflow caught my attention, especially your custom LoRA-based art process. We're inviting selected creators to try an AI game-creation product for free and help test upcoming 2D/3D models. Would you be open to trying it and sharing candid feedback?
Hi Jakob — your single-prompt cat tower-defense experiment is exactly the kind of AI-first workflow we're curious about. We're inviting a few creators to try an AI game-creation product for free and help test upcoming models for 2D and 3D projects. Would you be interested in comparing the workflow and sharing feedback?
Hi Parallax Forge — TURN AROUND.'s compact office-horror loop and AI-assisted background workflow caught my eye. We're inviting a small group of creators to try an AI game-creation product for free and help test upcoming 2D/3D models. Would your team be open to trying it and sharing candid feedback?
Hi Jason — MUTARIUM's human-directed AI art pipeline and quick feeding/UI iterations caught my eye. We're inviting a small group of game creators to try an AI game-creation product for free and help test upcoming models for 2D and 3D projects. Would you be open to trying it and sharing candid feedback?
Thanks! The product is SoonLab: https://www.soonlab.ai/
We recently launched SoonLab 2.0, which supports creating both 2D and 3D web games with AI.
For the creator testing program, we’d mainly like you to try building a few small games or prototypes with SoonLab and share honest feedback on the creation, editing, and publishing experience. Ideally, we’d love to see a first game within about a week, and then around 2–4 games over a month, but there are no strict quotas or deadlines.
We provide free VIP access, creation credits, opportunities to feature your games on SoonLab, and access to some upcoming model tests.
Feedback is usually very casual — mostly chatting through Discord or email about what worked, what felt limiting, and what you think we could improve.
If that sounds interesting, would email or Discord be easier for you? I can send over the details and help get your account set up.
Hi — I noticed Undead Village’s recent sprinting, research-timer, and daily-task updates. We’re inviting a few developers to try an AI game creation product for 2D and 3D projects, with free access and early tests of upcoming models. Your perspective on iterative game systems would be useful. Interested?
Hi — I saw Final Tactics’ recent class additions and the work you’re putting into its online systems. We’re inviting developers to try an AI game creation product supporting 2D and 3D projects. You’d receive free access and could participate in upcoming model tests. Would you be open to taking a look?
Hi — Lumen’s slow-paced narrative and attention-based choices stood out to me. We’re inviting a few creators to try an AI game creation product supporting both 2D and 3D projects, with free access and opportunities to test upcoming models. Would you be interested in giving feedback from a narrative creator’s perspective?
Thanks for asking — happy to clarify.
This is currently an unpaid seed-user / product testing program, rather than a paid creator campaign. There are no fixed rates or payment terms.
What we’re looking for is fairly lightweight: ideally, we’d love for you to create your first game or prototype within about a week, and then experiment with around 2–4 games over the course of a month. These aren’t strict quotas or deadlines — the main goal is simply to give SoonLab 2.0 enough real-world use to form meaningful feedback.
We also don’t require formal written reports. Feedback is usually much more casual, through Discord or email, more like an ongoing conversation about what worked, what didn’t, and what you’d like to see improved.
In return, we provide free VIP access, creation credits, opportunities for your games to be featured on SoonLab, and access to some upcoming model tests.
Our official website is: https://www.soonlab.ai/
Regarding your other concerns:
- You only need to create your own SoonLab account and can test entirely with non-confidential material. We do not need access to your accounts, repositories, private customer data, or other sensitive information.
- Recording or interviews are not required. If you choose to record your experience, we’d certainly appreciate it, but it’s completely optional.
- Games created through the program are jointly owned by you and SoonLab. They may be displayed on the SoonLab website and, in some cases, featured through SoonLab’s official social media channels.
If you’d like, I can also send over the relevant official terms so you can review the ownership and platform-use details directly.
If everything above sounds reasonable, would email or Discord be more convenient for continuing the conversation?
Thanks! The product is SoonLab: https://www.soonlab.ai/
We recently launched SoonLab 2.0, which supports creating both 2D and 3D web games with AI. We’re inviting a small group of experienced game creators to try it, build a few games or prototypes, and share honest feedback.
We can provide free VIP access, creation credits, game exposure, and access to upcoming model tests.
Given your experience with Project Athen and Godot, I’d be especially interested in hearing how SoonLab fits into your workflow.
Would email or Discord be easier for you? I can send over the details there.
Thanks — really appreciate the interest.
The product is SoonLab: https://www.soonlab.ai/
We recently launched SoonLab 2.0, which supports both 2D and 3D web game creation through prompts, with further editing, publishing, sharing, and export options.
For the seed-user program, we’re mainly looking for creators with real game development experience to:
- Try SoonLab 2.0 in their normal workflow
- Build a few small games or prototypes
- Test the creation and editing experience
- Share honest feedback on what works, what feels limiting, and what we should improve
In return, we can provide free VIP access, creation credits, opportunities to feature your games, and access to some upcoming model tests.
Given that Project SKYNET uses a lot of custom 2D assets and AI-assisted tools already, your workflow could actually be very relevant for us to learn from.
If you’re interested, I can send over more details and get you set up. Would email or Discord be easier for you?
Thanks! Really glad you’re interested — and I enjoyed checking out your game.
The product is called SoonLab: https://www.soonlab.ai/
We recently launched SoonLab 2.0, which can generate both 2D and 3D web games from prompts. We’re currently inviting a small group of experienced game creators to try it, build a few games or prototypes, and share honest feedback on the creation and editing experience.
We can provide you with free VIP access, creation credits, and opportunities to feature your games on SoonLab.
If you’re interested, I’d be happy to send you more details and get you set up. Would email or Discord be more convenient for you?
Hey, your HTML5 Release Gate Kit stood out as a thoughtful tool for browser-game creators. We’re inviting a small group to try an AI game creation product supporting both 2D and 3D projects. You’d get free access and chances to test upcoming models. Would you be interested in sharing feedback from a creator-tool perspective?
Hey, Easy Solitaire and the broader 2D/3D editor workflow caught my attention. We’re inviting a small group of creators to try an AI game creation product with support for both formats. You’d get free access and opportunities to test upcoming models before wider release. Would you be open to trying it?
Hey, Project SKYNET caught my attention, especially the hacker-simulation direction. We’re inviting a few creators to try an AI game creation product for both 2D and 3D projects. Seed users receive free access and can take part in early tests of upcoming models. Would that be useful for your workflow?
Hi MoezuruStudios — The Observer’s compact 3D facility, environmental puzzles, and cinematic presentation caught my attention. We’re inviting selected creators to try a game-creation product supporting both 2D and 3D workflows, with free access and upcoming model tests. Would you be interested in sharing your perspective?