Built on ARCADE
What's built on it
ARCADE is one program with many faces. The same network shows up as different arcades, and games and apps written to a chain appear in all of them.
Arcades
DogecoinArcade, PepecoinArcade and LitecoinArcade are faces of one codebase. They differ only in colours and home coin, and they all talk to each other.
DogecoinArcade
The first arcade, with Dogecoin as its home coin.
LivePepecoinArcade
The same network with Pepecoin as its home coin.
LitecoinArcade
The Litecoin face of the same software, for any operator who chooses it.
Games
Ashvale
A free old-school adventure that runs in a browser tab, with nothing to download: villages, a lake castle, a wizard's tower and deep dungeons. Played on arcades, with your hero saved to your account.
The App Store
Games written to a chain appear in every arcade's App Store. Multiplayer games work across arcades, and each game runs fenced in, asking before it touches your wallet.
Apps and services
Social feed and messages
Posts, replies, likes, tips and private messages, all written to a chain.
Exchange
Token order books, NFT sales, listings, mint pages and swaps between coins, in one book shared by every arcade.
Collectibles
Inscriptions and NFTs on seven chains: make them from your files or launch a whole collection.
AI models
Operators offer language and picture models to players, free or paid, and a free helper answers questions about the arcade.
Calls and voice rooms
Video calls and voice rooms from the App Store, with a call relay an operator can switch on.
Explore
See what's on each chain, by number, address or name, without signing in.
Off-grid radio
A LoRa handheld radio (T-Deck) can reach an arcade with no internet connection.
Being built next
Pages you can check
Signed, standard pages with a badge such as "Stock, signed" or "Modified", and arcades that only pass players to arcades they trust.
Bellscoin and Luckycoin
Full support, including their collectibles and, where the chains allow, swaps.
Ready-made radio kits
Handheld LoRa radios that come set up to reach an arcade with no internet.
Building something on ARCADE? A game or app written to a chain shows up in every arcade's App Store. The technical white paper explains how games and apps are published and sandboxed.