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Sample games

Explore the Metaplay sample games

Each one is a small game in a shared C# codebase with Metaplay's key features already wired up. Play them in your browser, read the source on GitHub and run them yourself.

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Pick the sample closest to your game

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Showing all 5 samples

The merge-2 sample running next to the LiveOps Dashboard in the interactive demo

Config-driven merge-2 story sample

The game and its LiveOps Dashboard run side by side in the browser: play on one side, watch your player, configs and events change on the other.

  • Economy & IAP
  • LiveOps events
  • Game configs
  • Experiments
  • Dashboard extensions
Real-time multiplayer card sample gameplay

Real-time multiplayer card sample

A four-player real-time card game where the server owns every deal, with a full live-service layer around it.

  • Multiplayer entities
  • Matchmaking
  • Server-only state
  • Leagues
  • Economy & IAP
  • LiveOps events
  • Game configs
Turn-based PvP collectible card sample gameplay

Turn-based PvP collectible card sample

A two-player PvP collectible card game where the server runs every rule and both browsers replay the same C# actions.

  • Multiplayer entities
  • Matchmaking
  • Server-only state
  • Game configs
  • Dashboard extensions
Async PvP football sample gameplay

Async PvP football sample

A head-to-head football manager league for 20 friends, with the meta of a top-grossing casual game around it.

  • Async multiplayer
  • LiveOps events
  • Game configs
  • Dashboard extensions
Server-authoritative endless runner sample gameplay

Server-authoritative endless runner sample

Unity's endless runner with Metaplay integrated, step by step.

  • Existing-game integration
  • LiveOps events
  • Game configs
  • Experiments
  • Dashboard extensions
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Three ways to use a sample

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Play it

Jump into a game in your browser with no install or account needed, and see how it plays before you open the code.

02

Read it

Each sample's README explains how the game is put together, where to start in the code and how to run it yourself.

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Explore it

Give the starter prompt to your coding agent and it runs the sample locally and walks you through it. Or clone the repo and run it yourself.

Sample licences
Orca and FOOTDRAFT are Apache-2.0, so you can reuse their code in your own game. Their art and game data are not covered. The other samples are public to read and run.
Metaplay SDK
The SDK and LiveOps Dashboard the samples run on ship as full source code under the Metaplay licence.
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Start your own from a template

Every sample started as the same clean project template. Get the SDK, run the template, and you have a server, a client and a dashboard in minutes.