A place to play.
A place to build.

Why memecoin games?

A token can be more than something sitting in a wallet. It can be an entry into a game, something to discover, a way to participate, or a reward that another game chooses to support.

Memecoins already have characters, in-jokes, and people who care about them. Games give those communities somewhere to play. A developer can bring a game and its own token, support RNNR, or explore both.

The Arcade does not charge a platform take rate for the listings and links in this release. Each game sets and discloses its own entry costs, fees, and token rules. Network fees and third-party trading fees are separate.

Building toward a regenerative public good

The long-term aim is for useful work, play, and community participation to help sustain shared games and tools, with ownership and governance moving toward the people who contribute. That is a direction to build toward, not a claim that the Arcade is community governed today.

Interest in a game may help its creators find support for their next step. It does not guarantee a token’s value, a development budget, or a financial return.

The games

1v1me.me is currently paused. Its arena visualized memecoins competing through a tournament bracket, with buying support deciding which coins advanced. You can visit the project; the listing does not indicate that tournaments are running.

For RNNR controls and current game mechanics, read the game guide and RNNR Book. For slot rules, use the information shown at the machine. Each game owns its balances and rules; changing sites does not transfer funds.

Calls: you said it first.

You’re watching hockey with your friends. You call the next McDavid goal before it happens. The group chat remembers, and there’s a record to back it up.

Calls is built around that feeling: make a prediction about the world, put RNNR behind it, and build a track record. The ambition goes beyond counting correct guesses. Being first, making a meaningful call, and spotting something other people missed are part of the idea.

It’s about cred and flexing on your friends. Exact scoring, resolution, and token rules belong in the Calls app. The homepage hockey example illustrates the concept; it is not a live prediction or a published scoring rule.

Calls is live at calls.rnnr.fun ↗. Read the Calls guide for current rules and how it works.

Vibe code a game. Bring it here.

Make something you want to play. Use the tools you like, choose the token that fits, and give people a way to try it. The Arcade is a place to find your first players and fellow builders.

How do I submit a game today?

1. Have a playable link, a short description, and a way for us to reach you.
2. Explain any token requirements, costs, and supported devices.
3. Use the Your Game card. It prepares an email for you to review and send to hi@rnnr.fun.
4. We review the game and its listing against the community rules before adding it.

What about permissionless uploads?

Self-serve submission and publishing are the goal. This first release uses email review. It does not upload, host, execute, or automatically publish game files.

The planned creator flow needs clear content rules, a way to report problems, and checks for malicious code and wallet behavior. A shared platform should be easy to join and safe to explore.

Do I have to use RNNR?

No. Creators may use their own tokens, support RNNR, or design a game without token requirements. The Arcade should earn its place by being useful: shared discovery, community, and eventually reusable tools.

Can I use AI?

Yes. Vibe coding belongs here. You are still responsible for your game, the assets you share, and how it treats players and their wallets.

RNNR: the coin of the realm.

RNNR is the token used by the first game and the intended shared token for the Arcade. Supporting it is a creator’s choice.

The ambition includes community governance and shared functionality across games. Those platform governance tools are not operating today. Holding RNNR does not currently grant equity, revenue rights, or a guaranteed allocation of future rewards.

RNNR is on Solana. Verify the mint rather than relying only on a token name:

Airdrops and contributions

RNNR’s existing game challenges are at the Airdrop hub. A separate Arcade contribution or airdrop leaderboard is being considered. No platform points system, allocation, or reward entitlement is announced here.

Community rules

Make the Arcade a place people want to return to. These rules cover submitted games, listing artwork, descriptions, and future community spaces.

1. No hate or extremist promotion. Do not promote Nazis or other violent extremist groups, glorify their violence, or attack people based on protected characteristics.
2. Respect other people. No threats, targeted harassment, doxxing, impersonation, or sexual exploitation. No sexual content involving minors.
3. Be straight with players. Explain entry costs, token requirements, odds where relevant, how outcomes are decided, and how funds are handled. No deceptive payout or profit claims.
4. Keep wallets and devices safe. No malware, hidden approvals, wallet drainers, phishing, or requests for seed phrases or private keys.
5. Share work you can use. Submit your own game or one you have permission to list, and use artwork and other assets you have rights to share.
6. Play fair. No cheating, manipulated results, exploit abuse, or spam. Report vulnerabilities privately.
7. Respect the rules of each game. Follow its age, location, and access restrictions. Do not help people evade them.

Listings may be rejected or removed while a report is reviewed. If you think a decision is mistaken, email us with the game link and relevant context.

Report a problem to hi@rnnr.fun. Include the page link and a brief description. Never include wallet secrets.

What comes next

First, make the games worth coming back to. Then make it easier for the next person to build.

• Forum: game discussions, feedback, and a place to meet other builders.
• Creator publishing: self-serve listings with content and security checks.
• Shared development tools: an AI-assisted game harness and reusable integrations.
• Contribution recognition: explore a platform leaderboard and clear reward rules.
• Community governance: design a practical path toward stewardship by contributors.

These are proposed directions, with no promised launch dates. Meanwhile, say hello on X, join the builders’ Discord, or find players on Telegram.

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