Describe your game
Start with rules, a photo, a video, or a plain-language description of your idea.
From tabletop idea to test link
Create and playtest your board game online.
Turn rules, photos, videos, or a rough idea into a playable digital prototype, then share it with testers anywhere.
How it works
Start with whatever you have
Play and test it
MijnSpel helps turn your source material into a digital game you can try straight away.
Improve and repeat
Send testers a link, observe the game, and use what you learn in your next iteration.
A real prototype
See how Battleship became playable online
A concrete example of a familiar board game turned into a digital prototype with MijnSpel.
Free to start. Pro when you need it.
Free
€0
forever
Standard usage limit. No payment card required.
- Game simulation
- Creator and Studio
- Publish on your own MijnSpel subdomain
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- 100× higher usage limit
Questions from board game designers
How can I create a digital prototype of my board game?
Start in MijnSpel with your game idea, rules, photos, or a video. Use that source to create a playable online version that you can update as the design changes.
Can I playtest my board game online?
Share your playable prototype with a link so remote testers can play without a physical copy. Playtesters can play your game online against each other or against an AI bot.
Do I need programming experience to use MijnSpel?
No. MijnSpel is designed for game creators who want to test a concept, not only for programmers.
Can I create a prototype from existing board game rules?
Yes. You can start from existing rules, photos, or an explanation video and turn that material into a digital, playable version.
Can I share my prototype with remote playtesters?
Yes. Online sharing is a core part of MijnSpel, enabling early and repeated playtests with players in different locations.
Can I simulate games and test whether they are balanced?
Game designers can use the simulator to explore how a game behaves, compare different strategies, and identify possible balance issues.