Ziva Reviews 

I have never been this satisfied on ai in my entire life. thanks so much for making this asset for godot game developers! <3

Works well, x3 credits for the same money, works in Godot editor

Absolutely phenomenal service. I've been using Ziva since it was just getting started, and have seen it grow better and better with each new release. I am absolutely blown away by how impressive this Godot extension is. Being able to work inside of the Godot Editor is also a really nice bonus; keeping things clean and simple. Using Ziva is as simple as choosing your LLM/model, and writing your prompt. The more detailed you are, the better it does. Ziva being able to create nodes and do literally anything you can do in the editor is a huge plus. I've personally asked Ziva to do over 400 things for me over the course of 4-5 months, and it eventually succeeded with every single one. 95% of the time it gets the task done on its first attempt; but every now and again it takes a few tries. Have errors or warnings coming up in your debugger output? No worries; just copy/paste the errors to Ziva and ask her to fix them all for you. Poof! Errors/warnings gone. :) Easy 5/5 stars from me. Keep it up, Ziva team! Amazing work. Highly recommend; especially for those who are new to Godot and/or game development! They say on their website that you can create a game 2x as fast using Ziva. I'm sure that Ziva made my game's development 10x faster.

Been using Ziva for Godot development and it’s honestly one of the most interesting AI tools I’ve tried for game dev so far.

What I like most is that it actually works inside the editor and helps reduce a lot of repetitive workflow friction instead of just generating random code snippets outside the engine.

Still early, but the speed of improvement has been kind of crazy. The team ships updates fast, listens to feedback directly in the community, and keeps improving the core experience almost every week.

If you’re a solo indie dev or experimenting with AI-assisted workflows in Godot, definitely worth trying.

I've been a significantly active user of other similar tools in the past, which unfortunately were Unity specific. Unity performs poorly on my current hardware and I hate the compiling and multi platform building in that engine. I asked so many times for them to prioritize making a Godot compatible version, well it seems Ziva has beaten them to the punch, and Ziva is already a few steps ahead of much of the "other engine based" competition or at least on par with their latest developments. I especially enjoy the fact that there is less model lock in, and there's also a variety of usable models, from codex and current gemini pro on the higher end to affordable models like Minimax's current offering. Great stuff Ziva!