ArcadeForge — Build & Play Instant Arenas
Make multiplayer rapid-prototypeable. Host one-click rooms, remix templates, and invite friends to experiments that reward creativity and surprise. Fast lobbies, tactile HUDs, and micro-goals make every session feel crafted.
Rapid Rooms
One-click hosts, short invite links, and seeded modifiers mean you spend minutes, not hours, getting playtests underway.
Creator Tools
Hot-edit rules, snapshot states, and rollback allow iterative tuning with no downtime and low friction for designers.
Community Safety
Built-in moderation HUD, soft-mute, and transparent reporting keep interactions healthy and maintainable.
How ArcadeForge flows
- Pick a template — party, puzzle, or contest starter kits with tweakable knobs.
- Host a session — invite friends or open a public lobby with one click.
- Iterate live — edit rules, snapshot state, and archive notable runs.
Ready to prototype a live game?
Try a template, invite three friends, and run a public session in under five minutes. No backend setup required.
Features that accelerate play
Template Library
Curated starters, sample assets, and test suites reduce prototyping time. Each template is parameterized for experimentation.
HUD & Accessibility
Remappable controls, narration toggles, and contrast modes let more players join and enjoy sessions.
Analytics for Creators
Lightweight metrics show retention between micro-goals and highlight moments worth archiving.
Moderation HUD
Soft-mute, temporary bans, and context-aware reporting give hosts practical tools for healthy rooms.
Snapshots from the community
Community highlights, quirky tactics, and memorable moments users chose to archive.
Event Templates
Examples of contest brackets, cooperative sprints, and teaching modules built with the editor.
Design Notes
Short breakdowns from creators: what worked, what broke, and how they tweaked rules mid-session to save a run.
Voices from early players
“We prototyped a teaching exercise and had students iterating on rules the same week. The live snapshots made feedback immediate.” — Instructor, university
“Our community tournaments scaled without extra infra. Simple moderation and clear reporting kept play friendly.” — Community organizer