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Play together

Make a two-player game to play together

Describe a cooperative or friendly two-player game for a parent and child, then play together or open a room across two devices.

Playing side by side turns game making into a shared family activity. You can ask for a two-player game where two characters work together or race gently toward a goal.

A sentence to try

Make a two-player game where two little owls fly through a starry forest together and collect lanterns to light up their tree.
Try this sentence in the maker

Make it your own

  1. Ask for two players in your sentence

    Say that the game is for two players and describe what both characters do—helping each other collect items or racing to a finish line.

  2. Build and try it together

    Wait for the game to build, then test how both players move and what happens when you score.

  3. Change the rules as a team

    Ask each other what would make the next round fairer or funnier, and type that change together.

Then try a change

Let both owls share the same score and add bouncy clouds at the bottom.

A grown-up should always open and supervise shared rooms or links when playing across devices.

Where will your idea go?

Open the maker and tell it what you imagine. These examples are starting points; your game can take a different turn.

Make your own game

A few things to know

Does every game need a learning goal?

No. Start with something fun. If you want addition, words or another learning goal, include it in the request.

Are these games ready to play?

These are guides with example requests. Open the maker to describe your own game, wait while it is built, then play and ask for changes.

Should children use Plaiku with a grown-up?

Yes. Explore together, avoid personal details in requests, and have a grown-up review a game before sharing it.

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