Documentation
Soulstack Studio documentation
What Studio is, what you need, and where to start.
QuickstartFrom a new account to a published, installable game.At a glanceThe shell, the five workspaces, the top bar and the dock.Logic rulesGameplay as when, if, then sentences, with no code.PublishingAddresses, visibility, versions, restore and the play page.MultiplayerPresence, movement and shared rule state for every project.Keyboard shortcutsEvery binding in the editor, Map Builder, Pixel Studio and Preview.
Soulstack Studio is a game studio that runs in your browser. You build 2D or 3D games in a visual editor, playtest them in the same tab, and publish them to a hosted address that players can open in a browser or install as an app.
What you need
- A current desktop browser. Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari all work.
- A screen at least 860 pixels wide for the editor. Narrower screens can still playtest and manage projects.
- An account, created with Google or an email address.
Players need only a browser. They do not need an account to play a published game.
How the pieces fit
| Part | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Your projects. Create, open, duplicate or import them. |
| Project workspace | Everything around a project: overview, assets, publishing, versions, wiki, players and settings. |
| Editor | Where the game is made. Five workspaces: Scene, Art & Assets, Systems, Setup and Code. |
| Preview | Playtest the project in the tab, with the same runtime players get. |
| Play page | The public page every published game gets, with a Play button, sharing and an optional wiki. |
| Showcase | Public games, developer profiles and wikis. |
Where to go next
- Quickstart: from a new account to a published game.
- The editor at a glance: the shell, the workspaces and the top bar.
- Publishing: addresses, visibility, versions and installing.
- Keyboard shortcuts: every binding in one place.