A browser-based arcade game, referred to here as ShuffleBall Arena, is currently available for acquisition along with its comprehensive technology package. This includes the fully developed, installation-free game that is playable directly in the browser. The acquisition encompasses the game itself, its source code, supporting multiplayer systems, board design and publishing tools, creator and broadcast features, analytics infrastructure, and various brand assets alongside technical documentation.
ShuffleBall Arena is a competitive physics-based marble game where players aim and launch shots on various arcade-style boards. The game features 16 different boards, each with unique mechanics like scoring zones, bumpers, and gravity wells that create diverse strategies and gameplay. Players can choose modes including solo play, local play, and online multiplayer, with options to customize music during gameplay.
The acquisition offers more than just the game; it includes extensive infrastructure such as server-side multiplayer systems, design tools, analytics, social media presence, documentation, and a web domain under Cloudflare and another hosting service. Although pre-revenue and without guaranteed earnings, the opportunity is positioned as a chance for buyers to explore distribution and monetization strategies. The current focus has shifted towards distribution over further product development, presenting a turn-key startup option for interested buyers.
The existing owner has opted to concentrate on other digital projects rather than develop this product further. A 14-day post-sale support is assured for addressing any existing bugs in the game at the time of delivery, with additional development support negotiable independently. The sale does not include the ownership entity itself.
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