How it works
- You pick two games nobody has ever put together.
- You tell us the ONE twist that makes the combination sing.
- We build it, playtest it, and it goes into the arcade.
- Your name goes on the cabinet and gets a shout on the show.
"He wants to combine two games that already didn't work. I've seen
this before, Jimmy. It was called the nineties." — JOE
What actually gets built
Two parents, one loop. Take the core loop from the
parent that plays better on a phone, and the tools or theme from the other. Two loops
fight each other — that's how you get a cabinet that feels like neither game.
One signature twist. Every cabinet here has exactly
one: Hop-Man is Pac-Man pellets on a Frogger road. Pin-Vaders is a pinball table the
invaders are marching down. One twist sings; three is mud.
Best pitches are specific. "Tetris × Bomberman" is a title. "Tetris where the lines you clear drop as bombs on the player below" is a cabinet.