Forge tiny epics. Ship playful experiments.
Prototype levels, host micro-tournaments, and share cinematic byte-sized replays. ArcadeForge trains teams, creators, and curious players to iterate fast with tactile tools and neon-forward HUDs.
Modular tools that scale from phone jams to studio sprints
Drag-&-drop templates, quick-play loops, and a compact editor that fits a pocket or a control room. HUD badges, masked frames, and asymmetric grids make each prototype read like an arcade pageant.
- FastOne-button tournaments, instant replays, and curated daily challenges.
- OpenClear permissions for mods, integrations, and optional monetised packs.
- SafeDeterministic rollbacks and sandboxed experiments so creators test with confidence.
How ArcadeForge keeps iteration playful
Prototypes live in sandboxes. Every change is snapshoted, reversible, and traceable in a short journal. Matchmaking pairs newcomers with mentors, while short replays and badges seed social discovery and low-friction coaching.
- Snapshot: Quick saves that let you test variations instantly.
- Replay: Share 15–60s highlights to learn and inspire.
- Deploy: Launch byte-sized events without server headaches.
Momentum
Voices from the jam
“ArcadeForge turned our weekend prototype into a community ritual. The replays made it easy for new players to catch up and for veterans to coach.” — R. Tan, community lead
“I shipped a tiny tournament without a server engineer. The HUD templates and badges made the event feel pro.” — A. Singh, indie dev
Join a jam, launch a challenge
Host a public micro-tournament in minutes. Invite friends, award badges, and celebrate short-form creative wins.
How do rollbacks work?
Every change is snapshotted. You can preview, revert, or fork a snapshot. Rollbacks are client-friendly and do not erase public replays.
Can I monetise content?
Creators can offer optional packs under transparent permissions. Players opt in; core play remains free.
Talk to the team
Planning a jam or curious about integrations? Send a quick note.