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Make your own multiplayer game.

Start from Fireplace, our party game, and turn it into yours. You get the whole game to change, your own page your friends can play on, and a spot on the store.

Four steps

a GitHub account is all you need
  1. Make your copy. Sign in to GitHub and press make my copy. You get your own repo with all of Fireplace in it: the engine, bumper balls, golf, the arena and 31 minigames.
  2. Tell Claude your idea. In your repo, open the Plan my game issue and answer the questions. Claude writes your game’s design and plan, then builds each step when you ask. Your repo’s README says how to connect Claude. No repo yet? Answer the same questions on the dev console and press write it with Claude.
  3. Play it. Turn on GitHub Pages (your README shows where) and your game is at your own address, with AI players to play against. Every change updates it. Press play online with friends and send the link: it opens a room on our servers running your game.
  4. Put it on the store. Paste your repo into the dev console and follow its checklist. No wallet needed.

What you own

All of the codeFireplace is public domain. Your copy is yours, with nothing to credit and nothing to pay. Your pageYour game runs on your own GitHub page, not ours. Your store pageEdited from your repo: commit a change and your page follows. Every saleSell copies and keep 100%. We take nothing, and there is no fee to list.

Start small

no code needed for the first two

Questions

Do I need to code?No. Tell an AI agent like Claude what you want and it writes the code. You play it and say what to change. What does it cost?Nothing from us. GitHub and its pages are free. When Claude writes the code, it runs on your own Claude account, or by the token from Elo Pros credits. Who owns it?You do. The code is public domain, so your copy is yours to change, sell or give away. What can I make?Party games: rounds, minigames, races, arenas, up to 256 players in one room. Can I sell it?Yes, once it is on the store: set a price and keep 100% of every copy. You’re paid in crypto for now; dollars to your bank are coming soon. Free is fine too. Do I need a wallet?No. GitHub is enough to make it, put it online and list it. Add a wallet only when you want to get paid. How old do I need to be?GitHub accounts are for 13 and up.