OVERSCAN — an arcade

The floor

2 of 3 cabinets running

Fantasy MMO · Open worldIn development

Orrim

A world that remembers what you did. Skills grow by use, people keep their hours, and the hidden places are found, not shown.
Coming soon
Tank combat · Single playerMultiplayer coming very soon

Rustlands

Drive a scavenged tank across an endless, seeded wasteland. Independent tread control, a turret you aim yourself, and two crew who cannot stand each other.
Play
Arcade · Catch and dodgePlays on a phone

Dream Catcher

Catch what you want, dodge what you don’t. Fill the meter to trigger the boss round, and if you clear it, he cries about it. Gets brutally hard on purpose.
Play

Want your game on the floor?

Cabinets are free. The bar is not high, but it is a bar, and every submission gets played — and watched — before it gets a marquee.

Nothing that picks a pocket

No ads, no battle pass, no lootbox, no “wait four hours or pay $2.99”. If your game has a monetisation designer, it has one designer too many. We were building this thing before anyone worked out how to charge rent on it, and the parts worth keeping were all free.

Nothing phoning home

No analytics, no ad pixels, no scraping location or contacts, no quietly building a list to sell on. If your game wants to tell somebody about the extended warranty on a car I do not own, don’t bother. And yes — submissions get opened with the network tab up. If it is having a side conversation with anyone, we will see it.

You made it

You, some friends, an AI you argued with at 2am — all fine. What is not fine is a studio with a legal department, because the moment one of those turns up, some indie gets a letter about a word they used. If you can put a lawyer on it, you do not need a free cabinet.

Still breathing

Actively developed. Not finished — nothing here is finished — but not abandoned in 2019 either. A cabinet nobody has touched in two years is a piece of furniture.

Have a mouth on it

Attitude encouraged. Snark strongly encouraged. If your game can make somebody laugh out loud on their third death, you are already ahead of most of what gets shipped with a marketing budget. Corporate voice is the one thing that will actually get you turned down.

Web-based only — it has to run in a browser with no install and no plugin. Everything here is served off one small box, so keep it lean. The contributor kit has the structure, the manifest format, and how the accounts and leaderboard hooks work.