ArcadeForge — systems that play

ArcadeForge reimagines play with crisp, mono-tech styling and an arcade-brutalist pulse. Explore tailored game loops, modular HUDs, and social challenges that reward curiosity. Launch into curated sessions, share high-score runs, and prototype mechanics without setup.

ArcadeForge demo frame

Core Toolkit

A compact set of building blocks tuned for rapid iteration: HUDs, badges, asymmetric layouts, and masked frames.

HUD

Adaptive HUDs

Quickly swap modules to test visibility, spacing, and microfeedback without heavy asset work.

MODS

Modular Rules

Rule packs that wire into sessions, letting designers iterate economy and spawn logic in minutes.

JAMS

Social Jams

Publish challenge packs and watch communities compete in ephemeral leagues.

Gallery

Snapshots from community jams and prototype runs. Click to magnify.

Gallery screenshot: weekly jam
Gallery screenshot: HUD mockup

Try a live sandbox

Spin up a session and invite friends. No installs. No accounts. Just play.

Design Pillars

How it works

  1. Pick a rule pack or start from blank.
  2. Drop HUD modules and quick assets.
  3. Invite players or publish a jam.
  4. Iterate based on session telemetry.

Microinteractions are central: small visual responses that communicate state without blocking play. Designers toggle prefers-reduced-motion and scale controls for accessibility. Everything is modular and instrumented for quick measurement.

Playback • 60fps

Voices

“ArcadeForge cut our iteration time in half. The HUD presets and microinteraction library let us test feel, not plumbing.”

— Lina K., Indie Designer

“Community jams are contagious. Players loved the weekly challenges and the ephemeral leaderboards made scores feel fresh.”

FAQ

Do I need to install anything?

No — sessions run in the browser and share via links. Designers may export assets for native builds.

Is analytics included?

Basic session telemetry is built in. Opt-in integrations let teams add richer data streams.

Get in touch

Questions, demos, or jam submissions — drop a note.

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