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Start your game

Six short steps take you from the download to your first playtest in Roblox Studio.

  1. Step 1

    Download and extract

    Download the kit, then extract the folder somewhere easy to find, like Documents.

    Your download link appears here after purchase.

  2. Step 2

    Copy the starter prompt

    One button copies the exact text below.

    Starter prompt · full text

    Read the Master Roblox Builder kit in this downloaded folder, starting with START-HERE.md and skills/game-guide/SKILL.md. If you cannot access the folder, help me open it in this local coding assistant first.

If I already have a game workspace, read its saved plan, answers, notes, choices and next action. Resume it without starting another project or repeating the interview.

For a new game, interview me first. Ask one focused question at a time about my game idea, its players, core action, visual style and a small first result. Suggest clear options when I am unsure. Do not choose the practice game unless I want it.

Then guide my setup. Check the tools this client actually exposes, confirm my game folder and Studio place, run the supplied local setup when possible, and show the real dashboard URL. Save my answers and tool choices when the workspace exists. Keep the dashboard's current step and next action accurate as we research, plan, review, build, test and resume.

Preserve approved choices and previous feedback. Ask before publication, purchases, paid generation or account changes. Do not request secrets in chat or mark unperformed checks as passed.

  3. Step 3

    Paste it

    Open the extracted kit folder in your local AI coding assistant, then paste the prompt.

    Browser-only chat apps cannot open the folder.

  4. Step 4

    Answer the interview

    Your assistant asks one question at a time.

    1. Your idea
    2. Your players
    3. Core action and reward
    4. Style
    5. A small first result

    Not sure? It suggests options. The practice game is optional.

  5. Step 5

    Setup

    • It checks your tools.
    • It confirms your game folder and Studio place.
    • It runs setup.
    • It shows your dashboard link.

    It explains anything missing. It never asks for passwords or keys in chat.

  6. Step 6

    Guided production

    1. Research
    2. Plan + game wiki
    3. Critical review
    4. Build + playtest
    5. Save + resume

    You approve the plan and style. Your assistant never approves its own work.

Coming back

Paste the same prompt. Your assistant reads your saved plan and continues. No second interview.

Kit updates

Say “add the update”. Your assistant previews, backs up and adds the new kit version without changing your game records.

  1. 0.3.0-rc.2An optional build reveal skill for build and upgrade moments that should feel good.Release candidate
  2. 0.3.0-rc.1Optional Launch & Grow plans, exact owner review, manual results, and clearer build and self-play guidance.Release candidate
  3. 0.2.0-rc.2Interview-first start, saved answers, a clearer dashboard journey, and safer kit updates.Release candidate
  4. 0.2.0-rc.1Review build of the 0.2.0 features. Never distributed; replaced by 0.2.0-rc.2.Superseded
  5. 0.1.0-rc.1First review candidate with the six-milestone guide, Mission Control dashboard, optional Art Studio, and the Coin Route Practice recipe.Superseded