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The Arcade

The Arcade is VyroAI.vip's public shelf of browser games: play without an account, sort by trending, new or most played, and publish your own game.

What it is

The Arcade is VyroAI's public collection of playable browser games. Anyone can browse and play — no account, no download, no install. It is a different place from the Community's project listings, which are for projects people share rather than games people play — though published games do also show up on the Community page. They used to have a Games view of their own there; since 21 September 2026 they sit with every other project on Projects, behind the Game chip in the type row.

Finding something to play

There is a search box, and three ways to sort:

• Trending — the current mix of plays and likes
• New — most recently published first
• Most played — the all-time favourites

Putting your game there

Build a game in the Game Studio, open the Preview panel, and press Publish to Arcade. Your game gets its own page that anyone can open and play — see Game Studio — Sharing for what the publish dialog asks you.

On a game's page: like, share, remix

Three buttons sit above the game, on the right of the title — not under the frame, which is where people look for them:

• Like — a heart. It carries no number of its own; the like total is in the grey line under the title, next to the play count. You need to be signed in.
• Share — copies the game's link to your clipboard, ready to paste anywhere.
• Remix in VyroAI — copies the whole game into your account as a new project you can edit. This is the one worth knowing about: publishing a game to the Arcade means other people can take it apart and build on it.

Tidying your shelf

On Your games there is a Select button. Turn it on, tick several games and delete them in one go — the same safety phrase as the projects list applies to a bulk delete.

Deleted games are not gone: the Arcade has its own Trash, holding games only, and it works exactly like the projects one — restore within 30 days, or empty it yourself. See Trash & Recovery.

Your games — your own shelf

Two of the entries in the Arcade sidebar are yours: Your games, holding every game you have made, and the public gallery — which reads Browse arcade when you are signed in and Browse games when you are not. (The rest of the sidebar is the normal VyroAI navigation, so what you see there depends on whether you are signed in. Your games is only there once you are.)

Each of your games shows one of three states — Live, with its play count beside it; Not published; or Hidden, which is a game that was published and has since been taken down. Each carries Edit, which opens the project back in the Code Studio, and Play, which opens its Arcade page.

On a game that is not live the Play button is still drawn but disabled — there is no public page to open until the game is published.

Tap to play, and Copy play link

A game's page does not start the game by itself. The frame shows the game's emoji and a Tap to play button; the game loads when you press it, and that press is what counts as a play.

On Your games, the ⋯ button on a card holds Copy play link — the game's Arcade address, copied to your clipboard (Play link copied) — and Delete. Copy play link is only there on a Live game, because an unpublished or hidden one has no page to link to.

Every game runs in the same locked sandbox as the preview in your IDE, so playing one can never touch your account or your files.

Also in Community

• Next in Community: Profiles & Following
• Showing your work: Sharing & Publishing — Publish and share your projects with the VyroAI community — and copy one of theirs.
• What other people share: The Community Forum — The Forum tab: everyone's help questions, filtered by tool, with Newest, Unanswered and Fixed. What it shows, what it needs, and how to ask from it.
• What other people share: The Marketplace — The Marketplace tab: every project that carries a price, by tool, sorted by best selling, newest or price. What it shows today, and what is not switched on yet.
• Showing your work: Your Public Project Page — What visitors see, what they can download, and the one switch you control.

9 of 13 in Community · Last checked 16 September 2026 · Previous: Browsing the Community