Play and prizes

Every game reports scores through the platform. With a wallet connected, your best run appears on the game's leaderboard. Without one you can still play; nothing is stored.

10% of every fee dollar of a coin fills that game's prize pool. A round lasts 24 hours. When it closes, the best 3 verified runs share the pool: 50%, 30%, 20%. Prizes are paid in SOL from the coin's vault after the platform has released them.

• A pool below $5 is not paid out; it rolls into the next round.
• One prize per wallet and round. The coin's creator cannot win in their own game.
• If nobody posts a verified run, the pool rolls over.

Games run on a fixed clock with seeded randomness, and your input is recorded while you play. A score arrives together with that recording. The platform replays it on its own machine, on the same build, and only if the replay ends with the same score does the run count for prizes. Runs whose replay ends differently are removed from the leaderboard.

A run that has not been replayed yet shows as pending. Resizing the window during a run makes it ineligible, because the replay could not reproduce it.

Multiplayer games run their rules on a platform server, not in your browser. Pressing play puts you into an open room; if nobody else is there, bots take the remaining seats after three seconds. The server decides the result of a round, so results count without a replay.

Room servers start when players arrive and stop when rooms are empty. Their running time is paid from the coin's hosting reserve. Without a connection, or when a coin's reserve is used up, the same game runs as a practice room against bots on your device; practice scores do not count for prizes.

Found a bug or have an idea? Send it from the Feedback tab of the game. You can attach a screenshot of the game as it is at that moment; only the creator and the build agent see it. Other players can vote, and the creator can move reports into the build plan.