game-asset-mcp

MCP.Pizza Chef: MubarakHAlketbi

Two abilities live here: one makes flat art such as sprites and pixel-art items, the other makes a three-dimensional model you can drop into a game engine, saving both into a folder on your computer. Everything is generated on Hugging Face, so you need a free account token and you must copy one of three 3D-generation spaces into your own account first. The image models build on FLUX.1-dev, whose licence bars commercial use, so check the terms before selling anything.

Images/Design

Use This MCP server To

Generate a pixel-art sword for my game prototype Make a 3D model of a castle from one sentence Produce a batch of matching item icons quickly Get a rough placeholder model before commissioning an artist Try several art styles for a character before committing

README

Project owner will look into this repository soon, expect an update in JUNE 2026

Game Asset Generator using MCP and Hugging Face Spaces

This project is an innovative tool that simplifies game asset creation by leveraging AI-powered generation. Whether you're a game developer seeking rapid prototypes or an AI enthusiast exploring generative models, this tool enables you to create 2D and 3D game assets from text prompts effortlessly. It integrates AI models from Hugging Face Spaces—powered by "gokaygokay/Flux-2D-Game-Assets-LoRA", "gokaygokay/Flux-Game-Assets-LoRA-v2", and one of three 3D model generation spaces (InstantMesh, Hunyuan3D-2, or Hunyuan3D-2mini-Turbo, which you must duplicate to your account)—and uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for seamless interaction with AI assistants like Claude Desktop.

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Table of Contents

  1. Project Overview
  2. Features
  3. How It Works
  4. Prerequisites
  5. Installation
  6. Usage
  7. Configuration
  8. File Management
  9. MCP Integration
  10. Troubleshooting
  11. Advanced
  12. Contributing
  13. License

Project Overview

game-asset-mcp FAQ

Do I need an account or key?
Yes, a Hugging Face account and its access token. You also have to duplicate one of the three 3D-generation spaces into your own account before 3D output will work.
Is it really free?
The tool is, but the generating happens on Hugging Face, where the computing you use counts against your account and faster hardware for the 3D space is a paid upgrade.
Can I sell a game made with these assets?
Look into it first. The picture models are built on FLUX.1-dev, whose licence restricts commercial use, and each 3D space you duplicate carries its own terms.
What happens if I skip the space setting?
It quietly falls back to the author's own personal space, so your prompts would run in somebody else's account. Set your own before you use it.
How many things can it do?
Two. One makes a flat image, one makes a 3D model. It also lists back the files it has already saved, and offers two ready-made prompts.
Is the shared-network mode secure?
Be careful. If you ask for an encrypted connection and the certificate files are missing, it writes a warning and quietly carries on unencrypted. Either way it listens on every network address with no password.
How hard is the setup?
Developer-level, despite looking simple. You download the code, install packages, fill in a settings file, duplicate a Hugging Face space, then point your assistant at the folder.
Which apps does it work in?
The instructions cover Claude Desktop and Roo Code. Other apps that launch local tools should work as well.
Is it actively maintained?
It is one person's side project. The owner posted a notice on the front page saying they would return to it, and there is a donation link rather than a support channel.