Sushi Pigeon
SNES
Hustle Pigeon
A shell game with 3 to 10 cups. Watch the pea, then pick the right cup. Shows off the motion tools.
Free game editor · 2D + 3D
Make games that feel like 1983, 1994 or today.
Sushi Pigeon is a free editor for 2D and 3D games. Pick a console era and it sets the screen size, palette and sound chip for you. Draw the sprites, write the music, place the levels and publish to the web, Steam, phones and game portals.
Your game is a folder of readable files that you own. No subscription.
Five games, made in Sushi Pigeon
Each one ships with the editor as an example. Open it, press Play, then take it apart to see how it works.
SNES
Mirror Pigeons
Sokoban with a reflection. Coo pushes crates while Ooc, the pigeon in the mirror, does every move backwards. 14 levels.
Arcade
Ricochet Rush
Dodge bouncing balls for 25 seconds to open the next arena. Built with the survival kit and physics materials.
C64
Night Runner
Run, climb and dig holes to trap the guards, then grab the gold. Turn on night mode and you only see what your lantern lights.
Amiga
Crypt of Wings
A first-person dungeon crawler in the style of Wizardry. Lead four heroes through two floors and take the Sun Amulet from the Lich.
Your era
Your game next
Start from a template (platformer, top-down, shooter, racer, RPG, dungeon crawler and more) or an empty scene.
22 console eras, plus modern
An era sets the resolution, palette, sprite limits, sound chip and screen effects. The tools warn you when you break a limit, and you can always choose to bend the rules or mix eras.
OdysseyMagnavox · 1972
PongAtari · 1975
2600Atari · 1977
IntellivisionMattel · 1979
LCDGame & Watch · 1980
ZX SpectrumSinclair · 1982
C64Commodore · 1982
NESNintendo · 1983
Master SystemSega · 1985
PC EngineNEC · 1987
AmigaCommodore · 1987
Mega DriveSega · 1988
Game BoyNintendo · 1989
SNESNintendo · 1990
Arcade16-bit era · 1991
PS1Sony · 1994
SaturnSega · 1994
N64Nintendo · 1996
Game Boy ColorNintendo · 1998
PS2Sony · 2000
GBANintendo · 2001
XboxMicrosoft · 2001
ModernNo limits · today
Everything a game needs, in one editor
Every click in the editor is a command you can undo, and the AI uses the same commands. Nothing is hidden.
2D and 3D scenes
Phaser 4 for 2D, Three.js for 3D, both in one scene. Move, rotate and scale gizmos, physics, lights, terrain and skies.
Sprite studio
A pixel editor with era palettes, animation frames, onion skin, and a way to turn any image into era-correct pixel art.
Music and sound effects
Write chiptunes on each era's real sound chip: NES pulses, Game Boy wave, SID, Mega Drive FM, SNES samples. Plus an SFX maker.
Event sheets and scripts
Make the rules with event sheets, no code needed, or write TypeScript. Ready-made behaviours for platformers, shooters, racers and RPGs.
Publish anywhere
One click to web portals (Poki, CrazyGames, itch.io and more), Android, iOS (Xcode project) and Windows/Steam.
Era screens and frames
Scanlines, CRT curve, LCD ghosting and device frames, so your Game Boy game looks like it's on a Game Boy.
Meet Pige, your AI helper
Pige can build scenes, write scripts, compose music in the era's style and draw pixel sprites. Every change Pige makes is an ordinary editor command, so you can see it and undo it.
- On your PC, free: a local model that runs offline after a one-time download.
- Your own key: use Gemini, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible service.
- Sushi Pigeon AI: Claude, hosted by us, for paid plans (coming soon).
- Claude Code and other AI tools: the built-in MCP server lets them work on your project too.
Start your first game today
Windows 10 and 11. The web editor works in Chrome and Edge.