Meshy Launches Meshy Labs and AI-Native Game at GDC 2026

Mar 10, 2026
Meshy has introduced Meshy Labs, an experimental AI incubator, and its first AI-native game, Black Box: Infinite Arsenal, at GDC 2026. The company also reported reaching $30 million in annual recurring revenue and over 10 million users.

At the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2026, Meshy announced in a press release the launch of Meshy Labs, its new experimental AI incubator, alongside its first AI-native title, Black Box: Infinite Arsenal. The company also reported that its annual recurring revenue has reached $30 million and that it now serves over 10 million users globally.

Meshy Labs is designed to extend the company’s AI capabilities from content creation into gameplay. Black Box: Infinite Arsenal demonstrates this approach by using real-time AI logic generation to create unique gameplay experiences each time it is played. Instead of relying on pre-designed weapons or fixed mechanics, players use text prompts to generate custom arsenals, with AI dynamically assembling mechanics and interactions.

The game was showcased live at GDC 2026, with a playable demo available throughout the event at Meshy’s booth. The company stated that Meshy Labs will continue to explore AI-driven gameplay systems, with additional experimental titles planned for later this year.

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