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Amusement Park — a glowing night-world filled with rides, mini-games, food, and fun! Explore 18 roller coasters, spin the Fortune Wheel, and enjoy a social experience.
A gameshow template for up to 8 players with customizable questions, a host stand, a buzzer and round system.
Hook
"Who will save Christmas? Step into Whoville and be the hero in Meta Horizon!"
Race through a giant whale’s belly, dodging danger and rising stomach acid! Grab weapons, sabotage rivals, and escape first. Outsmart, outpace, and prove who’s the fastest among your friends!
drawBattle 👽 is a fun-filled VR and Mobile cross-play experience where crayons are your weapons and creativity is your edge! Sketch, doodle, and compete for artistic glory! Packed with cosmic charm!
I created a world modeled after Dragon Fist VR. There are Dragon Fist themed activities, as well as a social area for viewing Dragon Fist streams and events.
Will you survive the Tiki Inferno?
"Metatris" is a fun game where you stack colorful blocks to make full rows and score points! Move, spin, and drop the pieces before the grid fills up – the more you clear, the faster it gets!
Home Builder Rush is an exciting and fast-paced simulation game where players take on the role of a home builders , tasked with building dream homes from the ground up.
Collect in game currency as you try and survive the longest against a turret of balls that aim at you. it includes turret as the ball thrower, a turret in spectate to shoot those playing.
