Verdant Hex — 3D Landscape Builder Kit
Grow a vivid floating hex world with forests, villages, rivers, wheat fields and highlands.

Verdant Hex game builder with a playable browser game, an editable AI build prompt, and a 15-second silent preview. This original kit contains the source that produced the video, so you can inspect a working version before adapting it.
One-time price: $5.00. Get the complete kit on Lava.top.
Verdant Hex is an original 3D hex landscape builder kit containing a detailed prompt and the playable implementation shown in the preview. Open the game directly, study the included source, or use a coding assistant to adapt its appearance and rules.
What you receive
A genuine projected 3D hex world with five terrain types, adjacency scoring, three collection quests, animated windmill and boat, growing settlements, camera orbit, undo, three seasons and local save/load. No external libraries.
The package contains playable HTML source, original artwork where applicable, a build prompt, practical launch instructions, commercial customization terms, a gameplay poster and a silent 15-second MP4. The video is captured from the actual delivered build.
Play and personalize
Click a terrain card, then a ghost hex to place it. R rotates the decoration. Q / E or left/right arrows orbit the camera. Z undoes the last placement; S cycles seasons. F5 saves; F9 loads.
You can change the title, visual palette, dialogue, objectives and difficulty. Start with a copy of the supplied files and give your coding assistant a precise change request. The prompt documents the implemented scope so new features can be added deliberately. Keep the original source available while testing your edited version.
Before deployment
Check the objective, resource costs, failed runs, restart and saved-game behavior after every significant rule change. Review text at the intended screen size. No server or online account is required for the original game; if you add services, their setup becomes part of your deployment.
A clear product boundary
This is a game-builder prompt with playable reference source. The video demonstrates the resulting game. It is not a video-generation prompt, a full commercial campaign or a promise to reproduce identical visuals from fresh AI generation. The source and supplied art provide the shown appearance.
The implementation is a compact, documented starter. Consult START-HERE.md for controls and limits. Model access, hosting, mobile-device certification and publication are separate.
Watch the preview, then choose your kit
The short video shows the included game in motion. Your purchase is delivered by Lava.top as a ZIP with the playable source, build prompt, instructions, and license. View the $5.00 product and checkout. You can also browse the playable game builder prompts collection or compare all products in the AI Craft Pad Shop.
Customize the Verdant Hex game builder landscape
The 3D hex landscape builder kit provides an editable starting world and a focused AI prompt for changing terrain without losing visual consistency. Open the supplied browser file to inspect the existing landscape first. Then choose one terrain change, such as a new forest edge, river bend, village position or mountain ridge. Keep the camera, tile scale and lighting consistent while you change the map. This makes each revision easy to compare with the included preview.
Use the 3D hex landscape builder as a prototype for a tabletop map, an educational geography scene or a small strategy-game concept. After any edit, inspect each tile boundary, check that labels remain readable and test the controls at desktop and mobile widths. The preview shows the delivered source in action; an AI regeneration can vary by model and may need iteration. The kit includes the source, the build prompt and practical adjustment notes, so you can start from a working version.

For another iteration, use the 3D hex landscape builder to compare how a dry highland, a lush river valley and a compact village affect the same map. The 3D hex landscape builder source lets you review each change in the browser before sharing the scene.


