Game developers
OPTES shortens the distance between an idea and testing it. It builds a prototype with a world, characters, movement and sound so you can feel the gameplay before committing team time, and it writes and fixes systems code inside your project. It also generates concept art and temp music, and drafts quest text and dialogue in Arabic and English.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
Describe the mechanic and OPTES builds a playable prototype with the world, character movement and sound, so you can test the feel before the art team starts.
Make a small top-down prototype: a delivery scooter in narrow alleys, a timer, and a penalty for hitting market stalls.
It reads your project, writes the system in C++ or your engine's scripting language, and tests it. Every change arrives as a diff you accept or roll back.
Stamina drains twice when the player sprints and jumps at the same time. Find the duplicate call and fix it.
Generate concept sheets for characters, props and locations from your written brief, then iterate on the directions your art lead picks.
Concept art for an old seaside café on an Arab city corniche at sunset: three directions, warm light, readable from a high camera.
OPTES writes music for a level or main menu so the team can playtest with the right mood until the final score arrives from your composer.
A 90-second loop for a night-market level: oud and light percussion, tense but not scary.
It drafts barks, quest descriptions and item text in Arabic and English, keeps each character's voice consistent, and flags lines too long for your UI boxes.
Write lines for the fish seller on the corniche: five greetings and three refusals, in a light Basrawi dialect with an English version.
Video editing is coming soon and will cut your captured gameplay into a trailer with music and subtitles.
FAQ
It builds playable prototypes, writes and fixes systems code in your project, generates concept art and temp music, and drafts dialogue in two languages. Design and quality decisions stay with your team.
No, it works alongside it. It writes and fixes code in your project repository, while its game-creation capability builds worlds, characters, movement and sound for prototypes that test ideas or for complete small games.
Yes, the NightDistrict showcase on this site: a corniche of an Arab city by the sea, built in Unreal Engine 5 by the OPTES team, presented as a film and a playable version where you walk and drive.
Yes. OPTES is Arabic-first: it writes in Modern Standard Arabic or the dialect that fits your characters, translates between Arabic and English with UI length in mind, and leaves code in its own language.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).