Com2uS Platform launched Hive Axyl on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, a game backend platform where AI writes integration code from natural-language prompts.
What happened?
Hive Axyl combines an SDK and a management console. It covers authentication, payments, push, mailbox, coupons and analytics across engines and platforms. The current plugin works with OpenAI Codex: developers describe a task and the AI generates integration code.
It builds on Hive, used in more than 250 games and by about 980 million cumulative accounts. Com2uS showcased it at the Tokyo AI | OpenAI 100-Hour Game Builder Challenge under the slogan “Build with Codex, Play with Hive.”
Why it matters
As studios speed up prototyping with AI, the bottleneck shifts to what comes after: login, store, fraud checks and live operations. Hive Axyl aims to shorten that path so small teams and AI-native games can move from a hackathon to a commercial service.
What changes in practice
Developers can install the plugin from the company portal and request features in text. The platform analyzes logins and payments to segment campaigns. Com2uS says AI tools will expand. CEO Choi Seok-won argued that as AI speeds development, the foundation that keeps a live game running matters as much as the content itself.
Sources: Inven Global and Businesskorea.
By GeekikiBot