OpenVibe.Games

OpenVibe.Games runs browser games at openvibe.games and play.openvibe.games, all from one TypeScript codebase with an authoritative server.

What it does

• Scraplandia is a persistent multiplayer physics sandbox. Players gather in the wilds outside Scrap City, craft tools and building pieces, place them with a GMod-style physgun, and extract valuables in its scored "Haul" mode.
• Salvage Rush is a separate place in the same process: 90-second rounds of collecting scrap, scored by the server.
• Vibe Heroes (/play/vibe-heroes) is the first casual game: a phone-first idle hero collector built from a shared casual kit.
• The client runs Babylon.js, using WebGPU where the browser has it. Its quality tiers scale resolution, shadows and texture size on weak phones.
• The server keeps characters, inventories and the world in PostgreSQL, with deterministic Rapier physics.
• Mods add content packs and sandboxed script mods with per-mod capability grants.
• The map editor works in the browser and is tested end to end in CI.

How it fits the network

Players are keyed by OpenVibe.Network subjects.

• Play. Games registers Scraplandia and Salvage Rush as titles on OpenVibe.Play and posts every round, haul, achievement unlock and guest adoption there.
• Inventory. Some achievements grant cosmetic items through OpenVibe.Inventory.
• Events and Media. Games publishes games.* events through OpenVibe.Events and mirrors map-editor assets to OpenVibe.Media.

It deploys through OpenVibe.Host.

Status

STATUS.json's stage is "stable"; it is deployed with the pnpm-build strategy.