Higgsfield Playable Guide

Playable Games

Create mobile games in 2D or 3D from a description. Available on all Higgsfield plans

Playable Ads

Interactive ads where viewers try a game mechanic. Enterprise plans only

Higgsfield launched Playable in late October 2026.

Describe the fun. Playable builds the first version. Testing makes it good.

• Choose to generate on Higgsfield, or in Claude through the Higgsfield connector
• Describe the goal, controls, obstacles, and ending
• Choose 2D or 3D
• Pick a genre
• Add references if you want
• Generate, then play and test

The genre options include shooter, runner, adventure, action, strategy, maze, puzzle, and simulation.

• Start with one core mechanic
• Name the controls: tap, swipe, drag, or keyboard
• Say how the player wins, loses, and restarts
• Describe the look and mood

A 2D runner where a fox dashes through a snowy forest. Tap to jump over logs, swipe down to slide under branches. Collect berries for points. Three hits ends the run, then tap to restart. Bright, flat colours.

• Add character or object images to guide the look
• Give each reference a clear purpose
• Use only assets you own or have permission to use

• Browse examples in Explore and filter by genre
• Play them to see what works
• Use Recreate to start from an example
• Find your games in My playables

• Choose 2D, 3D, or 3D Fast
• Manual mode lets you approve each stage, Auto mode runs straight through
• Export a single HTML file up to 5 MB, formatted for your ad network
• Supported networks include AppLovin, Unity Ads, Meta, Google App Campaigns, Moloco, Mintegral, Liftoff, Pangle, and generic MRAID

Ads can use up to 40 images, one video of 3 to 60 seconds, up to 20 audio files, and up to three existing game files.

• The first seconds: is it clear what to do?
• Controls on a real phone
• Scoring and difficulty
• Losing and restarting
• Performance on older devices

Access and generation costs are separate, and Higgsfield had not published fixed prices per game or ad. Check the cost shown before generating.

• Generated games are a strong first version, not a finished product
• Polish, balance, and performance still need human work
• Publishing to app stores needs your own developer accounts and review