Play & create
Choose who can play—and who can help
Try an idea privately, share it with your circle, or welcome more players. Sharing and collaboration give you different ways to include people.
Sharing is for players
Choose Private, Selected people, Anyone with the link, or Public for each game. Selected people must sign in with an account you included; forwarding that link does not invite someone else. Anyone with the link stays out of discovery.
Sharing a link never gives someone your source files or permission to edit.
Your studio controls public sharing
In Customize, set your studio page to Public or Private. Public games need a Public studio. Making your studio Private pauses their public play and discovery, while games shared with Selected people or Anyone with the link keep those audiences.
Your game settings, files and players’ progress stay saved. Before you reopen the studio, OZZI shows which games will become public again and anything that needs attention. Private games stay private.
Studio roles are for collaborators
Invite someone to a studio when you want them to help make games. A Builder can work on games; an Administrator can also manage the studio within their permissions.
For young builders, parent permissions still apply. A group invitation and a studio invitation are different kinds of access.
Start with the audience you want
Open your game in Build.
Review its audience before sharing.
Use its share link. If someone cannot play, check their access and the game’s availability.