Meta launches AI game-building tools for Horizon, with reach via Facebook and Instagram

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Meta has announced two new AI-powered development tools aimed at helping users create games for its Horizon social platform. Horizon Create is a mobile app, while Horizon Studio is a browser-based tool offering more detailed controls. Both apps are entering early access, with users able to join a waitlist to get started. To address Horizon's struggles as a platform, Meta plans to give games built with these tools visibility on Facebook and Instagram, where they will also be playable.

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