A series of cabinets with vintage breakout games. Walk up close to a machine and click to start a game, then use E and F to steer.

Atari Arcade Cabinets

A scene that rewards you with a wearable each time you visit for at least a minute, one per day for three days.

Simple Giveaway Scene

A template scene to hang NFT art. It includes a building with several floors, an elevator, and music streaming.

NFT Museum

A 3D Puzzle game, with mechanics much like Portal. This 13-level game takes you through increasingly difficult challenges, including teleporting, lasers, platforms, and evil robots

Ratscape

Simulate endless space by moving the world around the player. This physics based demo lets you race around a course and play in a skate park. Use this scene as a template!

Infinity Engine

A scene that lets players claim wearables. It uses the Rewards Server, with free Goerli wearables, but can just as well serve real ones. It optionally uses a captcha check.

Reward claim

A scene with several well polished UI mechanics, showing different 2D animations. Including transitions, sprites, expanding menus, progress bars, custom fonts from an image, etc.

UI Feedback

A dinner-dash style scene, for multiple players. Customers come in and ask for food and drinks, and you have to serve them fast. All entities are synced w other players.

Mika's Kitchen

A complete and well-polished scene with minigames, leaderboards, NPCs and wearable give-aways. Players claim wearables by playing 3 different minigames, one per each day they play.

100 Avatars Garden

Replace the player's avatar with two 3D models (legs & waist-up). Click spheres to switch teams.

Advanced Avatar Swap

Tiles change color when you walk on them. The scene uses serverless multiplayer to sync these changes P2P with all players there.

Land flipper P2P

A simple scene built combining the graphical editor with the Utils library. The floating droid flees from the player to a random location every time the player gets near.

Droid scene

A scene that uses a server to validate signatures to ensure the request comes from a Decentraland scene hosted in the catalyst network. It can also check player coordinates and realm.

Validate Player Authenticity

A scene that hosts its own server to keep track of player scores. Click on the dog as many times as you can in 10 seconds and register a high score. The server includes some anti-cheating measures.

Leaderboard from API

A scene that hosts its own server to keep track of all the players that signed a guestbook.

Guestbook API

Throw this device and teleport to its landing location. It uses physics to control the bouncing of the device with the cannon.js library. Use the mouse button to throw and recover, E to teleport.

Translocator device with Cannon.js

This scenes uses physics to control a car and a stack of boxes with the cannon.js library. Use E and F to steer the car, and the left mouse button to advance. Steer the car into the boxes!

Car + Physics with Cannon.js

This scenes uses physics to control the bouncing of balls with the cannon.js library

Balls with Cannon.js

A mural made of 16 x 16 pixels that can be painted any color. Changes are stored in a server, so that players can paint together and see the same picture.

Pixel Mural from API

Play music by walking on this piano. This scene uses the MessageBus so that everyone can hear each other's music.

Piano Floor

A fountain that alternates over a few animations. This scene uses the MessageBus to let players activate different animations that are seen by everyone else there.

Block Fountain

A device that measures how much players are clapping. It uses the MessageBus to take into account the claps from all the players in the scene.

Clap Meter

A scene that fetches current events in Decentraland from the events API, and displays them on a banner.

Events Billboard from API

A scene that checks a weather API to know the current weather conditions of a place, and replicates those conditions.

Weather simulation from API

A library to manage quests from the scene, to track a player's progress. Connect to the server, update the UI, and more. See docs.decentraland.org/creator/quests/sdk-client

Quests Client

A scene that checks a time API to know what time it is, and starts a party on a specific time and date based on that

Scheduled Party Time

A scene that uses the Show Management Library to schedule and synchronize the playing of streamed videos and animations in the scene.

Show Management Example Scene

A library that lets you handle the sync of streamed video with events in the scene. Useful for example to animate spotlights and other things in the 3D space so that they are in sync with music.

Show Management Library

A smart wearable that fetches the weather conditions from a specific place in the world from data from an API, and shows it in Decentraland.

Smart Wearable: Weather Hat

A simple scene showing quests. Complete some basic actions like clicking on a cube and walking to a region in the scene. The quests server records your progress across sessions.

Quest: Prepare for Battle

This scene shows a quest with multiple steps, branching steps, and tasks that include multiple actions. You must talk to NPCs and collect items, to fulfill all the objectives of the quest.

Quest: The drink of the gods

A puzzle scene where you have to push and rotate mirrors, so that they reflect a ray of light to the right place.

Mirror Puzzle

A puzzle scene where it's necessary to push boxes into a series of tiles to activate each.

Push Box Puzzle

A puzzle scene where you shoot light from an orb. The light bounces, you need to figure out how to hit all runes and activate them.

Light Bounce Puzzle

A scene where special allowlisted users have access to a UI that allow them to ban other players, teleporting them outside the building.

Bouncer UI

A scene where players perform automatic dance animations when standing still in a certain region of the scene. The scene creator can configure which animations to run.

Auto Dance Areas

Load certain entities only when near, to save resources

Lazy Loading

A scene that detects if a player has any portable experiences or smart wearables active. If so, it will warn and won't let the player interact.

Block smart wearables

Use E and F to control a flying platform. Try to through the hoop!

Rocket Board

Inflatable Punch Bag

A scene that uses physics to handle the throwing of coconuts and falling of piled up items

Coconut Shy

A scene that uses physics to simulate the falling of piled up items.

Tin Can Alley

A scene ready to use Decentraland Cast to stream live video from your camera or screen capture. This streaming alternative is very easy to set up and gets projected to the scene in real time.

Decentraland Cast Streaming

A scene showing how to display an NFT in a picture frame

Simple NFT

An interactive demo for shooting targets, including bullet-hole sprites.

Shooting Range Advanced

Shooting Range

An interactive painting example. Paint the floor different colors, then calculate the total area covered by your color.

Splat Attack

A scanner checks what wearables you have on, and only opens the door if you have a specific one on.

Wearables Scanner

This scene includes leaderboards. The UI is modular and displays a dynamic set of elements depending on the input data. Player thumbnails are fetched based on their addresses.

UI Leader board

A simple scene to play avatar animations, triggered by the player's actions. The scene includes these animations as internal assets.

Avatar custom animations

A simple Portal clone, the player can create portals in any surface and teleport from one to the other.
Press E to switch between portal colors.

Portal Puzzle

A collection of tools for common UI requirements for Decentraland scenes.

UI Toolkit

A collection of tools for creating Non-Player-Characters (NPCs). These are capable of having conversations with the player, and play different animations.

NPC Toolkit

A very handy collection of common tasks made simple. Gradually move, rotate or scale over time. Add trigger areas, delay an action, run an event periodically, and more!

Utils library

A large template scene with default art, meant for using in Worlds, 10 x 10 parcels. The scene doesn't include anything interactive.

Store template scene

A large scene with default art for a nightclub. Contains default art, several animated models with effects, that aren't playing by default. It includes a large screen with a video stream.

Nightclub template

Office Template

This WIP version of Genesis Plaza includes various game mechanics redone with SDK7. It includes, AI NPCs, physics, elaborate 3D menus, and more! 

Genesis Plaza - SDK7

A large scene for worlds, with a screen ready for streaming vide.

Streaming Theatre Template

Mansion template

This is an example scene to create AI NPCs SDK7 backed by Inworlds.ai service

AI NPC - using Inworlds.ai

A simple scene that uses the NPC toolkit library to create NPCs that follow dialogs that can branch out into conversation trees. NPCs can also walk around the scene.

Simple NPC Scene

This scene uses a  Blockade Games’ text to skybox tool, skybox.blockadelabs.com to build a skybox around the player.

Note that this requires a pretty large scene area, which is not a problem in Worlds, but can be challenging in Genesis City.

AI - generated Sykybox

A scene that uses Colyseus to sync changes in state with other players, and have all experience the same

Cube Jumper

A zombie will chase you around and attack you once it gets near.

Zombie Attack

A video streamed from an external URL. The repo includes instructions for various alternatives for uploading the video content.

Video Streaming

A simple scene that shows a spritesheet animation of a robot talking. The different expressions of the robot are all stored in the same image.

UV Map

A platform that moves when the player stands on one of the switches.

Switchable Platforms

Use the Utils library to shift the position of a door gradually. Clicks on the door toggle it from open to closed.

Sliding Door

A simple platformer that demonstrates rotating various platforms using code.

Rotating Platforms

Using simple planes to create a force field effect that blocks the player from reaching the access card.

Power Cube

Open Door

A simple platformer that demonstrates various platform movements using code.

Moving Platforms

Various items like health packs and ammo that are picked up when players walk over them.

Item pickup

Click an item to hold it and drop it somewhere else in the scene.

Grab Objects

Click an item to hold it in the air and carry it or toss it around the scene using physics.

Grab Objects Advanced

Spawning enemy spaceships from various shaped portals.

Enemy Spawner

Coins are picked up once the player walks over them.

Coin Pickup

Implementation of Boids. Flock behavior of fish or birds.

Boids

Control a flock of birds so that they each take off when you walk near. They can then land back on uneven terrain.

Bird field

A beer dispenser that uses P2P messaging so that you can pour beer for yourself and friends.

Beer dispenser

Swapping out the default avatar for another character model.

Avatar Swap

Move a shark along the segments of a curve to swim in circles.

Swimming Shark

Use planes to create a particle system that simulates smoke rising.

Smoke

Control animations on a 3D model. Toggle them on or off when clicking on the model.

Shark animation

Use noise generation to imitate the kind of randomness you see in nature.

Random Noise Movement

Use the Utils library to scale items and delay actions. Also include 3D models and sounds.

Puffer

Use ray casting to trace a line in space and check for intersections. Cubes change material when hit by the laser. They also change when being pointed at by the player.

Laser Ray Casting

Play different songs by pressing buttons on a jukebox.

Jukebox

A first encounter with Systems, Custom Components and Component Groups.

Hypno Wheels

A new bird spawns every time you click a tree. Each bird moves on its own to random positions.

Hummingbirds

A character walks along a fixed path, using lerp over each segment of the path. If you approach it, it will switch states to yelling at you.

Gnark

Combines animations, sound, and tiles on the floor that randomly change color to the beat.

Dance Floor

A simple AI character that randomly chooses what action to take: follow you, sit or remain idle. Tell it to sit or stand up by clicking it, or tell it to drink water by clicking its bowl.

Block dog

A simple example of each way in which players can use button events to interact with the scene. Each shape's color is activated by interacting with it in a different way. 

Basic Interactions

Shoot at moving targets. Bullet holes appear in the spots where shots hit.

Based on the classic Sokoban puzzle game where you push statues onto marked spots.