Game design collaboration for studios

Yes. A Studio brings shared games and each game’s GDD together, from initial ideas to complete designs. The base includes 2 active games, and you can expand that capacity. Each member’s personal projects remain separate.

Invite colleagues with registered accounts to work on the Studio’s games. Each person edits modules and manually syncs their changes; this is not simultaneous real-time editing. AI is optional: your team can develop and maintain the design using its own decisions.

No. It only creates a digital collaboration workspace in Mainloop. It does not register a legal entity or determine representation, employment, authorship, intellectual property, or economic interests.

No. They can keep a Free personal account. Personal subscriptions, games, and AI credits remain separate from the Studio.

Only the billing owner. They review the total, voice unit, and effective date before adding or removing members, games, AI credits, or voice queries. Capacity activates on the stated date after the corresponding payment is verified.

No. Studio roles are functional permissions inside Mainloop. Rights in content are governed by applicable law and agreements between the parties.

Not automatically. Responsibility can be transferred, a second responsible owner can exist, or the Studio can become orphaned until regularized, protecting shared work.