I made a fake multiplayer game called Combat.io (yeah, it’s supposed to be fake… but it still needs a real website). So in this video I tested AI website builders to see if I could generate a legit game landing page without writing a single line of code. The rule was simple: I’m not allowed to code anything—only the AI can. First I tried Readdy by giving it one prompt: gray theme, top-down fighting .io vibe, plus the essentials like a hero section, trailer area, mailing list, “buy the game” call to action, and a devlog for updates. It generated a full structure instantly, and it actually felt like a proper game landing page instead of some generic template. I then pushed it further by prompting for animations, swapping in a real Combat.io image, and updating the trailer using the select-to-edit workflow. After that, I ran the exact same prompt through Wix’s AI builder to compare. Wix got to a usable site, but it needed more back-and-forth questions and the AI-side customization felt less flexible. Bottom line: both worked, but Readdy was faster, more direct, and nailed the “game landing page” structure way better for what I needed.