Game Development Prompt Library

Over 120 ready prompts for every part of making a game: design, story, in-game NPC AI, Unity / Unreal / Godot code, art, audio, marketing, production, QA and localization. Search, fill in the blanks, copy or open in Claude or ChatGPT.

How to use

  1. Search by keyword or filter by category and AI tool.
  2. Open a prompt and fill its variables, or press Fill with example to see how it works.
  3. Pick an answer language if you want the result in Russian or another language.
  4. Copy the filled prompt or open it in Claude or ChatGPT; Copy template keeps the {{variables}} for your own library.

Getting better answers

Give real context: paste your actual code, error log or design notes into the long fields. Ask for one deliverable at a time and iterate on the answer instead of starting over.

Check facts before you ship: models can invent engine APIs, store rules or numbers. Coding prompts ask the model to say when it is not sure an API exists - take that warning seriously.

126 prompts · Prompts are in English (models follow them best); pick an answer language to get the result in yours. Values you type are remembered for all prompts.

FAQ

Where do these prompts come from?
They are written for this library, following the patterns of popular open prompt collections and engine documentation: a clear role, project context in {{variables}}, numbered deliverables, an output format and constraints. No text is copied from third-party packs.
Why are the prompts in English?
Models follow English instructions most reliably, and code, engine and store terms are English anyway. Choose an answer language and the prompt asks the model to reply in it.
Which model should I use?
Chat prompts work in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and similar models; coding prompts are written for agents like Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot; image, 3D and audio prompts are for generators such as Midjourney, Flux, Meshy, Tripo, Suno or ElevenLabs.
Is what I type saved?
Variable values are stored in your browser so the same genre or engine version fills every prompt. Nothing is sent to a server; Open in Claude / ChatGPT passes the filled prompt in the link.