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Playbook

Teach Your Kid to Think With AI, By Building Games Together.

The playbook teaches parents and children to build a simple game together by directing AI, inspecting what it makes and improving it.

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Quick facts

Status
Live
Format
38-page PDF and the Game Assistant bot
Uses AI
Yes: the Game Assistant bot
Price
S$22.50
Website
playbook.paperandpixel.studio
Made by
Paper & Pixel, Singapore

How it works

  1. 01

    Start on paper

    Your child describes the game they want, from a crayon sketch to a spoken sentence.

  2. 02

    Inspect what AI makes

    Notice what is wrong or missing, and say what should change.

  3. 03

    Improve it together

    Keep refining until the game reflects their intent.

Who it’s for

  • Parents and children who want to build something together.
  • Non-technical parents. No coding is required.

Safety and privacy, in plain words

  • An adult guides the process.
  • Much of the work happens off-screen: sketching, talking and planning together.

Status and price

S$22.50

A 38-page PDF and the Game Assistant bot. One-off payment, instant download.

Explore the playbook

The playbook is available now at playbook.paperandpixel.studio.

Questions about the playbook.

Do we need to code?

No. The playbook is built around describing what you want in plain English and letting AI write the code.

What if my child can’t type yet?

They can speak their ideas into a microphone instead of typing.

How long does it take to build a game?

Most games take 30 to 90 minutes from idea to playable link.

Written by Oanh Nguyen, founder of Paper & PixelLast updated