Keep building Fox Star Maze
Return to your current game and tell Zora what you would like to change next.
Guided game creation for students
Build the game you're imagining.
Zora's Playground is a browser-based studio where students describe a game, see it take shape, and keep refining it with a guided AI collaborator.
AI-POWERED CREATION
Student viewStudio Mode
Welcome back.
Choose where you would like to continue today.
3 saved projects
Reopen a past game or start a new project without replacing your saved work.
Chat with Zora
Tell Zora what you want to create or change.
Describe the change you want to make…
Fox Star MazeUse arrow keys to move
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18 Zora credits available today · Credits reset daily.
Studio safety reminders
Student requests are checked before project changes are accepted.
Saved projects stay with the student.
Portfolio keeps each student's games organized so they can reopen a project, continue building, and keep earlier work separate from a new idea.
Fox Star Maze
Added three collectible stars and a finish space.
Ocean Cleanup
Built a score counter and moving obstacles.
Moon Garden
Changed the background and added a growing plant.
Start with a blank game
Create a separate project without replacing saved work.
The product
One focused place to make a game.
Studio Mode pairs a conversation with Zora and an isolated game preview. Students ask for one change at a time, test the result, and continue from the last working version. The experience is intentionally narrower than a general-purpose AI tool.
Guided creation
Students describe a simple game or request a specific change using ordinary language.
Live project preview
The current game stays visible beside the conversation, making each change easy to test.
Saved work
Projects can be named, reopened from Portfolio, and continued in a later session.
Undo protection
Students can restore the previous accepted version when a new change is not what they wanted.
Usage boundaries
Zora credits are visible in Studio and reset each day to keep activity predictable.
Private by design
A student's Portfolio shows only their own saved games; public project sharing is not part of the current experience.
How it works
From blank project to a game they can play.
The interaction stays simple enough for a classroom session: begin with a blank project, describe an idea, test the result, and return later from Portfolio.
Start fresh
Open Studio Mode and begin a separate blank project.
Describe the idea
Tell Zora what kind of browser game to create.
Test and revise
Play the live preview and ask for focused changes.
Continue later
Rename the game and reopen it from Portfolio.
Included access
What the software access covers.
Program access covers the working student portal—not a slideshow or a simulated coding activity. Students receive a private sign-in and use the same browser-based Studio and Portfolio shown above.
AI-guided browser-game creation
A student-facing conversation, live preview, controlled change requests, project naming, visible credits, and previous-version recovery.
Private saved-project access
Students can keep multiple projects, return to earlier work, and begin a new blank game without overwriting what they already made.
Provisioned accounts and focused scope
The product uses teacher-provisioned sign-in and supports guided HTML, CSS, and JavaScript game creation rather than unrestricted code execution.
School and program inquiries
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