Chatforce is an AI platform that turns your game idea into a playable 2D or 3D game you can share with a link. This page lists Chatforce company updates, sponsored hackathons and game jams, and press coverage, with links to every original source.
Chatforce is a sponsor of the October 2026 SOON hackathon, a 48-hour event for 50 builders.
Chatforce will host a startup booth at Hack-or-Treat, a one-day UofTHacks event at the University of Toronto.
A 24-hour student hackathon for local nonprofits. Chatforce is a sponsor and is running a game workshop on Saturday evening.
Teams of two at Folsom Lake College used Chatforce to build games about coding concepts over two sessions.
AI Business Weekly profiled Chatforce and its U of T alumni founders, who raised $1.5M USD ($2.1M CAD).
How a BMO National Scholar turned a U of T capstone project into Chatforce.
Chatforce sponsored ShowerHacks, a 12-hour hackathon in San Francisco with 125 participants.
Maeesha opened Season 7 of the U of T Engineering dean’s podcast, talking about AI-enabled indie game creation.
Chatforce sponsored Meraki UofT’s annual Symposium and Demo Day during Toronto Tech Week, where CEO Robert Ciborowski spoke.
A weekend hackathon for 50 builders in the Greater Toronto Area. Lootboard won the Chatforce track.
A one-day, pay-what-you-can Toronto hackathon for silly ideas. Chatforce was a sponsor.
🚀 Chatforce just launched!
Chatforce is an AI-powered game studio. You describe a game and your team of highly ambitious AI agents handles design, code, art, and music.
No coding or game dev experience is required. Just your imagination.
One game built on Chatforce already has 300,000+ plays. Another made it into the news.
Come build your dream game at chatforce.com!
We're thrilled to announce that Chatforce has closed a $2.1M CAD pre-seed round, led by Drive Capital, with participation from Third Kind VC, Expansion Venture Capital, Mistral VP, and Bonin Capital.
Chatforce is your own AI video game studio where you build and monetize viral video games for the internet. It features a team of AI agents (designer, engineer, artists), which work together to create that game idea you always had, but never had the time to build.
Chatforce has been used to build viral games like Grand Theft Toronto, which has gone viral across internet forums and been covered in the news.
We've been creating video games and creative apps since we were kids. We understand how impossibly hard it feels to learn game design, digital art, programming, music and special effects composition, story-building, and marketing, just to build and release your dream game idea. That's why we're making it possible for anyone to turn their imagination into playable experiences on the internet.
Maeesha Biswas, Peter Won, and Robert Ciborowski are alumni from University of Toronto Engineering and the Department of Computer Science who worked on AI algorithms in tech and finance. We met in our final year at U of T where we spent weekends in empty campus rooms, tinkering with multi-agent systems and the latest AI tools.
We're now hiring like-minded engineers who are technically excellent, intellectually curious, and intrinsically motivated. If you want to work on multi-agent systems and their infrastructure, come build with us: jobs.chatforce.com
Metroland Media wrote about Grand Theft Toronto and the famous Toronto figures in it.
Toronto Life covered Grand Theft Toronto, a Toronto road rage parody made with Chatforce.
blogTO and MobileSyrup covered Grand Theft Toronto, a free browser game made with Chatforce.
Product changes ship in the patch notes, and the press kit has company facts and the canonical agent names. For guides and comparisons, read the blog, AI game makers compared and how to make a game with AI.
Chatforce is an AI game studio built on multi-agent game development; Chatpedia profiles the four agents. It makes 2D and 3D browser games, including online multiplayer games. Browse the gallery, play published games, or read Chatforce for creators. To start building, see plans and pricing, the Creator Program and the FAQ.