What's new in Looti, newest first.
The link you copy or share now opens your game's own page on Looti, with its title, your name and the description you wrote, and the game ready to play.
Published games also carry a small “Made with Looti” badge in the corner. Players can hide it with the ×.
Ask for an online game and Looti builds one that two people play together, each on their own device.
Before you get it, Looti plays it with two players to make sure both sides see the same game.
When your game is ready, Looti makes a cover picture for it. It shows next to your game, on its page, and in the preview when you share the link.
Looti has a cleaner, lighter design: a new home, a new editor, My games with all your games in one place, and settings for each game.
While a new game is being built you can see each step as it happens, and Looti lets you know when it's ready.
Before building, Looti shows you a short plan of the game: how you play, the enemies, the controls and the look.
Select any part of the plan to change just that part. Nothing is built until you say so.
Every change makes a new version of your game. Open the history to see them all and bring an earlier one back. Nothing is lost.
Looti already played every new game before handing it over. Now it also opens your game after each change, and fixes it if it doesn't start.
Ask for a game for phones and Looti builds it with touch controls. A game made for computers tells players on a phone that it's best on a computer.
A small request, like a new color or a faster enemy, now takes much less time.
You can start playing your new game while Looti is still finishing the last details.
If building a game stops halfway, you can continue from where it stopped instead of starting over.