> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pixelfork.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Version History

Every AI generation and direct code edit creates a new version of your game automatically. Pixelfork saves your entire history so nothing is ever permanently lost.

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**How to open it**

Click the **clock icon** in the top bar, to the right of the game name. This opens the version history panel showing a chronological list of every version, each timestamped and labeled by the prompt or action that created it.

**Previewing past versions**

Click any version in the list to preview it live in the Preview tab — without overwriting your current version. This lets you compare versions simply by switching between them, so you can see exactly what changed and when.

**Restoring a previous version**

If a change went in the wrong direction, click **Restore** on any past version to make it your active game. One click, instant rollback. The restored version then becomes the new starting point for any future changes.

**Why it matters**

Version history removes the fear of experimenting. Try a radical new mechanic, a completely different visual direction, or a structural rebuild — knowing you can undo any of it in seconds. It encourages bolder iteration, which leads to better games faster.