ArcadeLoom — Playful Game Labs

Prototype. Host. Iterate. Publish community-driven micro-tournaments with studio tooling wrapped in a breezy interface.

Fast rounds. Deeper stories.

ArcadeLoom packages modular mechanics, accessible HUDs, and persistent replays into a lightweight playground for creators and communities. Host events, iterate live, and let players remix the meta.

LIVE Next event: Neon Relay — Sat 18:00
ArcadeLoom hero montage: players, HUD, leaderboards

Core features that accelerate play

Rapid Prototyping

Assemble mechanics from a modular library and spin up public tests in seconds. Hot-swap rules during warmups.

Accessible HUDs

High-contrast badges, scalable UI, and narration toggles keep sessions welcoming across ability sets.

Persistent Replays

Every session stores a compact replay shard so designers can iterate with real player telemetry.

How it works — from seed to festival

  1. Build — pick modules, tune spawn and power rules, test locally.
  2. Stage — seed maps, schedule rounds, invite communities.
  3. Host — route players by latency and playstyle, use HUD badges for power states.

A simple matchmaking hub pairs players and preserves replays so iteration becomes data-informed rather than guesswork. Micro-tournaments can run one-offs or repeat with automated balancing rules.

Integrations & tooling

Open APIs, webhook hooks, and badge systems let you sync profiles, achievements, and streaming overlays. Lightweight SDKs encourage creative extensions without heavy infra.

Integration dashboard screenshot with webhooks and profile sync

Why ArcadeLoom vs classic platforms

Ready to run your first micro-tournament?

Spin up a hosted round from a template, invite players, and watch the leaderboard breathe. No server frictions.

Voices from the arcade

"We launched a weekend festival with hand-made modes and the community rallied in hours. The replay shards helped us tune difficulty between rounds."

— Mira J., event organizer
Screenshot: community leaderboard with badges and power-ups

Contact the team

Questions about hosting, partnerships, or integrations? Drop a note.