Developer
QuickGameRoom no longer publishes games made by other studios. This page is for developers who are curious how ours are put together, and for anyone who wants to talk to us about them.
No framework and no build step. A pure rules engine that also runs under Node for tests, a small heuristic computer opponent, and an interface rendered from plain DOM. The whole game is a few files you can read in an afternoon, which is how we want every game here to be.
Rooms are peer to peer over WebRTC. The hosting browser runs the engine and sends each guest only its own hand; browsers find each other through public Nostr relays using the open-source Trystero library, then exchange moves directly. There is no game server to scale and nothing stored about a match.
We are not accepting third-party games, and we are not licensing ours out. If you found a bug, a rules mistake, or a device where the game misbehaves, that is the message we most want: include the device, the browser, and what you were doing when it went wrong.
For technical questions about the games, contact business@micronstars.com.