Pick your studio
Games, interactive fiction, short-form video, and adventures all count equally this week. Open whichever studio matches what you want to make, pictured below.
Build anything: games, shows, stories, adventures, whatever you want, and land in the weekly theme row in the catalog with everyone else who shows up.

Build in any format, then enter it from Creator Hub.
Publish to RUN, then enter it from Creator Hub before October 14 at noon PT.
Any RUN studio counts. Build around this week's theme, publish it, then enter it from this week's card in Creator Hub before the close to land in the catalog row.
Games, interactive fiction, short-form video, and adventures all count equally this week. Open whichever studio matches what you want to make, pictured below.
A doodle is a style and a spirit, not a skill test. A platformer drawn in ballpoint pen, a hero sketched in the margins of a math notebook, a world that erases and redraws itself, a story where the artist's hand keeps interfering. Keep it loose, keep it scribbly, whatever the word sparks for you. Solo or with friends, no team-size cap.
Share it to RUN, then open Creator Hub, find this week's card, click Enter, and pick your project. Do it before October 14 at noon PT; publishing alone doesn't enter it. Keep refining right up to the close; your latest published version is what lands in the catalog row.
Seven days, and everyone who publishes lands together in a row in RUN's catalog all week. No leaderboard to climb, just a deadline to hit.
Your latest published version is what counts, so get a first pass up early and keep polishing all week.
Post progress in #weekly-theme on Discord. Half the fun of a weekly prompt is watching everyone's take on the same theme take shape.
There's nothing to rank and nothing to win. Publish on-theme, enter it from Creator Hub, and you're in RUN's catalog row for Doodle Week while the week runs.
RUN.labs is a running series of 7-day creative challenges. Every Wednesday we drop a theme, and you have until the following Wednesday at noon PT to build something around it, in whatever format you work in: a game, an interactive story, a short video, an adventure.
There's no prize pool and no leaderboard. Publish your entry, then enter it from this week's card in Creator Hub before the week closes. No forms. The theme's row goes up in RUN's catalog the moment the week opens and stays there until a week after it closes; every entry lands in it once you enter it, side by side, so it's less a competition and more a weekly show-and-tell for whatever the theme sparked in you.
This week's prompt: Doodle Week. Make something that looks hand-drawn. A game starring a stick figure that escaped the margin, a story told in sketchbook pages, a video of doodles coming to life, an adventure through a half-finished drawing. Rough edges are the whole point: if it looks like it came from a notebook, you're on theme. Build it in Game Studio, Story Studio, Video Studio, or Adventure Studio, then enter it from Creator Hub.
Yes. Doodle Week is a free 7-day game jam on RUN. Anyone can join, build a game, and compete.
Any RUN studio counts. Build around this week's theme, publish it, then enter it from this week's card in Creator Hub before the close to land in the catalog row.
Doodle Week runs Oct 7–14.