Cursor Talk to Figma MCP vs GameMaker MCP Server

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

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GameMaker MCP Server

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Tagline

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Open-source MCP bridge that lets Cursor and Claude Code read and edit Figma files directly from the editor.

GameMaker MCP Server

Project-aware MCP server that gives AI coding agents structured, guarded access to GameMaker Studio projects.

Pricing

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Free· Free, open-source (MIT)

GameMaker MCP Server

Free· Free and open source (MIT license). Install via npm/npx.

API

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Yes

GameMaker MCP Server

Yes

Platforms

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

figmaapi

GameMaker MCP Server

—

Open source

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Yes

GameMaker MCP Server

Yes

Model used

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Multi-model (Cursor / Claude Code via MCP)

GameMaker MCP Server

—

Best for

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Pick Cursor Talk to Figma MCP if you live in Cursor or Claude Code and want an AI agent that can actually mutate your Figma file, not just describe it.

GameMaker MCP Server

Solo GameMaker Studio developers and small game teams who want an AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) to safely read, analyze, patch, and build a .yyp project without ad-hoc shell access.

Not for

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

Skip it if you want a one-click designer-friendly AI plugin or a hosted SaaS, since this expects you to run a local MCP and WebSocket stack.

GameMaker MCP Server

Developers on non-GameMaker engines (Unity, Unreal, Godot), teams that need a hosted collaborative service, or anyone not already using an MCP-capable AI client.

Editorial score

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

7.0 / 10

GameMaker MCP Server

—

Use cases

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

figma-automationdesign-to-codebulk-text-editscomponent-overridesprototype-wiring

GameMaker MCP Server

AI-assisted GML refactoringGameMaker project static analysisGuarded GML patch previewsFeather JSDoc generationRoom and object inspectionShader portability auditsIgor compile and package automationProject health scoringFinite state machine scaffoldingUnit test harness generation

Pros

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

• Genuine two-way Figma control from Cursor or Claude Code via MCP
• Open-source, MIT-licensed, fully local with no SaaS dependency
• Broad tool surface: text, components, auto-layout, prototypes, exports
• Active project with strong GitHub traction (~6.9k stars)

GameMaker MCP Server

• Very large surface area (~190 MCP tools) covering inspection, static analysis, guarded editing, room/object/shader ops, and Igor builds
• Safety-first design: project-root sandbox, SHA-256 optimistic concurrency, backups, read-only default, opt-in build mode
• One-line CLI installer and doctor that auto-configures ~20 MCP clients including Claude Desktop, Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf
• Zero-config workspace auto-detect finds the .yyp file when a client opens the project folder
• Rich GameMaker-specific analyzers (health score, object hierarchy, dead code, i18n scan, draw-state audit, physics audit)
• Scaffold generators for FSM, particle systems, GUI, inventory, and a unit-test framework
• MIT-licensed, no telemetry, runs locally over stdio without opening any network port

Cons

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

• Setup requires Bun, a local WebSocket server, and editing mcp.json
• Bound by Figma Plugin API limits on very large or complex files
• Aimed at engineers; non-technical designers will struggle to install

GameMaker MCP Server

• Windows-centric: Igor build/run flow and most auto-detect paths assume a Windows GameMaker Studio install
• Requires Node.js 20+ and comfort editing MCP client JSON if the installer does not support your client
• Only useful if you already own and use GameMaker Studio; the compile/package tools depend on a licensed IDE
• Young project on a fast-moving version cadence (1.x with frequent minor bumps), so tool signatures can shift
• No hosted UI or dashboard; all interaction happens through whichever MCP client you connect

Website

Cursor Talk to Figma MCP

www.figma.com

GameMaker MCP Server

www.npmjs.com

Editorial score: rule-based, 0–10, from AI-assisted profile inputs (see /methodology) — not a user rating; “—” means unscored. “Not listed” means we have no record of it, not that it is absent. GitHub figures and prices carry the date they were checked or captured; prices are shown as published, unconverted.