# Summer Games > Summer Games (https://summer.games) is a store for games made by people like you, built in Summer Engine or any other engine. People play them in the browser or in the Summer Games app for Mac and Windows, with one Summer account for their library, friends, messages and parties. Every public page also comes as Markdown: add `.md` to its address (the home page is https://summer.games/index.md) or request it with `Accept: text/markdown`. ## Browse games - [All games](https://summer.games/games.md): every game on the store, recommended first - Search and filter: `https://summer.games/games?q=`, `&tag=`, `&platform=web|ios|android|macos|windows`, `&sort=new|name` - A game’s store page: `https://summer.games/games/`; its Markdown: `https://summer.games/games/.md` - A coming-soon game’s page: `https://summer.games/upcoming/`; its Markdown: `https://summer.games/upcoming/.md` - [Mods](https://summer.games/mods.md): fan-made mods that put one game inside another - [Desktop app](https://summer.games/download): Summer Games for Mac and Windows ## Games ### SUNRUNNER > Race the sun across a noir comic-book planet. A hover-racer drawn like a Silver Age comic. The sun charges your boost, so every lap races the planet's day–night cycle: open sky at noon, double boost pads at golden hour, dark roads at night. Drift for mini-turbos, gamble on shortcuts and let a lizard bartender pour your upgrades. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/sunrunner (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/sunrunner.md) - Genres: Arcade, Casual, Racing - Platforms: Mac, Browser, Windows ### Unexpected Tasks > Cozy Time Management adventure Leave work behind, clear your mind, and enjoy a few quiet minutes with a Time Management adventure that's simple, satisfying, and easy to pick up. Play at your own pace, with or without a timer. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/unexpected-tasks (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/unexpected-tasks.md) - Genres: Adventure, Casual, Cozy, Puzzle, Single player, Strategy - Platforms: Browser ### Hotaru: The Shuttered Shrine > Tiny lantern, sneaky yokai, lost fireflies. Shine too bright and they find you! A spooky-cute stealth game in a moonlit shrine. Peek open your little lantern to free caged fireflies and turn grumpy soot imps to stone, but crow guards and lantern ghosts love a glow. Survive night after night, collect nine paper talismans, and chase a high score on the leaderboard. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/hotaru-shuttered-shrine (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/hotaru-shuttered-shrine.md) - Genres: Action, Arcade, Casual, Competitive, Single player, Strategy, Survival - Platforms: Browser ### Cards of Fractured Beginnings > The reality is falling apart. Close the fractured timelines at the card table. A roguelike card game across three fraying worlds. Play cards on a 3x3 grid where placement and each round's law decide every lane. Fuse any two cards into one of 120 new ones, plan your route on a flip phone and unmask the dealer at the final table. Keep what you save for the next run. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/cards-of-fractured-beginnings (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/cards-of-fractured-beginnings.md) - Genres: Action, Adventure, Arcade, Casual, Puzzle, Single player, Strategy - Platforms: Mac, Browser, Windows ### ironwood rally > Drive a classic Group B rally car through a rainy northern forest. Arcade rally in a rainy northern forest. Pick a car in the garage, choose a livery and drive the Ridgeback stage in free roam, alone or with a friend online. Three classic-style cars, each with its own speed, grip and drift. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/ironwood-rally (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/ironwood-rally.md) - Genres: Racing, Simulation, Sports - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows ### Sundial > Move the sun. Walk on its shadows. Drag the sun across the sky and walk on the shadows it casts. Ramps, bridges, light crystals, and shade wisps that hunt in the dark - Store page: https://summer.games/games/sundial (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/sundial.md) - Genres: Cozy, Platformer, Puzzle, Single player - Platforms: Mac, Windows ### Gostie > Little ghost scared of light! You are a little ghost and well yeah you die if you touch light yeah. 18 levels where you have to undertand how everything works to reach the end. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/gostie (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/gostie.md) - Genres: Puzzle, Single player, Strategy - Platforms: Windows ### Star Weavers > Weave the night sky together Fly as a comet, light the stars and weave constellations before time runs out. Play solo or team up with friends, dodge black holes and meteor storms, and climb the Radiance ladder in a glowing cooperative night sky. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/star-weavers (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/star-weavers.md) - Genres: Action, Arcade, Cooperative - Platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows ### Mobile Art Academy Pro > Learn to Draw and Paint, Learn To Draw and Paint and Have fun with this game/ program, that will give you hundreds of brushes, textures, canvas's, backgrounds, colors, and so much more to choose from, got a drawing or background of your own no worries, import your own , want to save it? then do it, This Game Has it All. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/mobile-art-academy-pro (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/mobile-art-academy-pro.md) - Genres: Casual, Puzzle, Rhythm, Role playing, Sandbox, Simulation, Single player, Strategy - Platforms: Windows ### Rezora IO: The Game > Make it simple. Carry version two past every no-show. Rezora IO's own party game: carry version two past no-show calls, lead follow-ups, hold music and the callback queue, or keep the Rezora balloon up with your team. Online for 2 to 10 players, or two on one keyboard. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/rezora-io-the-game (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/rezora-io-the-game.md) - Genres: Casual, Cooperative, Multiplayer, Party - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows ### RUN! > The quiet won't last. Escape a dark hedge maze while something hunts you. Explore alone or with up to three friends, restore the machinery and find your way out. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/run (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/run.md) - Genres: Horror, Multiplayer, Single player, Survival - Platforms: Mac, Windows, Browser ### Airspace Overload > Direct planes to land safely, rinse, repeat. Planes come in, and you're tasked to guide them to land safely. Tap a plane to select it, then tap anywhere to set its course. Swipe a plane forward to accelerate, swipe it backward to slow down. Might seem slow-paced and boring, but just wait until the skies fill up! - Store page: https://summer.games/games/airspace-overload (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/airspace-overload.md) - Genres: Arcade, Multiplayer, Single player - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, Browser, Linux ### Maahes > #boss This is a boss fight against a god named Maahes. You are a demi-god that fights him in his solar sanctum. Maahes is powerful and wields great solar and fire powers. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/maahes (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/maahes.md) - Genres: Action, Fighting, Survival - Platforms: Windows ### Skillwood > Relaxing woodcutter simulator inspired by survival sims and incremental games. Skillwood is a relaxing woodcutter simulator inspired by survival simulators and incremental games. Chop wood, mine stone, trade with NPCs, upgrade forests, unlock new trees or new areas and prestige to do even better next run - Store page: https://summer.games/games/skillwood (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/skillwood.md) - Genres: Casual, Simulation, Single player - Platforms: Windows ### YC: Don't Drop the Demo > Carry the demo to Demo Day. Don't drop it. FRIENDS, YC edition: carry the demo through Application, Interview, Office Hours and Weekly Growth to Demo Day without dropping it, or keep the YC balloon in the air together. Online for 2 to 10 players. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/yc-don-t-drop-the-demo-2 (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/yc-don-t-drop-the-demo-2.md) - Genres: Casual, Cooperative, Multiplayer, Party - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows ### Critter Caper > Collect cute critters and borrow a friend's critter for a visit Adopt critters from the parade, earn coins in your Nook, hatch eggs and fill your collection book. Borrow a neighbour's critter for a visit, and it always comes home. Play solo with friendly computer neighbours, or join an online village when a grown-up turns it on. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/critter-caper (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/critter-caper.md) - Genres: Casual, Cozy, Family, Multiplayer, Simulation, Single player - Platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows ### Dreamcatcher Lite > Answer the Shaman’s questions, keep your flames lit, and reach the dawn. Dreamcatcher Lite: A single-player storytelling game. Your spirit animal journeys around the Dreamcatcher. Draw cards, answer the Shaman’s questions and dodge the Trickster. Wrong or off-topic answers cost a flame. Keep one burning to see the dawn and earn your spirit name. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/dreamcatcher-lite (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/dreamcatcher-lite.md) - Genres: Casual, Cozy, Family, Puzzle, Role playing, Single player - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, Browser ### ROUTE 66: ROAD SCHOLAR > Route 66 ROUTE 66: ROAD SCHOLAR is an interactive coast-to-coast road trip from Chicago to Santa Monica—packed with history, personality, and pure Mother Road vibes. This isn’t just a trivia game. It’s a story-driven adventure where you’ll meet unforgettable characters inspired by real Route 66 legends. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/route-66-road-scholar (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/route-66-road-scholar.md) - Genres: Adventure, Arcade, Casual, Family, Single player - Platforms: Windows ### Sprint > Race a glowing spark over night-sky planets. Chain speed, dive through portals. You are a spark racing at night over meadows, aurora skies and ringed planets. Land clean to keep your speed climbing, fly through portals to the next world, and pick a card after every planet to change your run. Race online or chase a leaderboard. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/spark-of-light (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/spark-of-light.md) - Genres: Action, Arcade, Competitive, Multiplayer, Racing, Single player - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, Browser ### Light and dark > Your light is your only weapon. Everything it doesn't touch is hunting you. A minimalist black-and-white survival game. You're a single square of light adrift in an endless void, armed with nothing but a beam you must aim yourself. The dark hides everything - until your light finds it. - Store page: https://summer.games/games/light-and-dark (Markdown: https://summer.games/games/light-and-dark.md) - Genres: Action, Arcade, Casual, Single player, Strategy, Survival - Platforms: Android, iOS, Mac, Windows ## Coming soon Games Summer Games plans to publish. None is playable yet; a signed-in player can wishlist them on their pages. ### Don't Pray > Team arena fights in a mythical world. Pray at the god statues for a power that turns the fight, if the gods answer. Don’t Pray is a team arena game set in a mythical world. Pick one of six classes, each with five abilities on its own keys, and fight in duels, Capture the Flag or Domination. Stone statues of the gods stand on every map. Walk up, pray, and a god may answer with a power that turns the whole fight around. Or the gods stay silent, and your team has to win without them. Matches are fast and loud, with spells flying, flags changing hands and a statue lighting up at the worst possible moment. Want to warm up first? Every mode also plays offline, alone, with no account. When you are ready for more, climb the Tower, a solo run through floors full of enemies that ends in a boss level. Pick a class, find your team and decide if you trust the gods. #### Features - Six classes, each with five abilities - Duel, Capture the Flag and Domination - God statues that can answer a prayer with a power - Practice offline, alone, with no account - The Tower, a solo climb with a boss at the end #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/dont-pray - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Action, Fighting - Modes: Online team matches; 1v1 duels; Solo practice and the Tower - Planned platforms: Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Shout Bots > 1v1 robot fights where your voice is the controller. Yell DODGE. Mean it. Shout Bots is a one on one robot fight where your voice is the controller. Two chunky toy robots step into a neon ring. You do not touch the sticks. You shout. Yell DODGE and your robot ducks. Yell UPPERCUT and it swings. Yell it late and it takes the hit, and the whole room hears you do it. Everything is tuned for big, silly, embarrassing moments, the kind a friend replays for everyone at the next party. Bring a headset, bring a rival and bring your loudest voice. Between rounds, upgrade your robot with new parts and learn which commands it understands. The best players are not the fastest. They are the ones who stay calm while shouting. A fight lasts a few minutes, and a rematch is always one word away. #### Features - Your voice is the controller, with spoken commands - Chunky toy robots in a neon boxing ring - Swap parts between rounds to change how your robot fights - Quick one on one matches with instant rematches #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/shout-bots - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Fighting, Action, Party - Modes: Online 1v1; Local room, one microphone per player - Planned platforms: Browser, Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Stay On The Line > A stranger calls at 2 a.m. She talks back, she remembers, and she knows where you are. Keep her talking until sunrise. It is 2 a.m. and your phone rings. A stranger is on the line, and she is scared. Someone is outside her window. Stay On The Line is a horror story you play by talking. Speak out loud and she answers in her own voice, in real time. She remembers what you told her ten minutes ago. She notices when you lie. Somewhere in the conversation she says something about you that she should not know. Your goal is simple: keep her talking until sunrise. What you say changes how far she trusts you, what she tells you and whether she is still on the line when the sun comes up. The look is soft and murky, a bedroom lit only by a phone screen. Use headphones. Turn off the lights. Do not hang up. #### Features - Talk to her out loud and she answers in real time - She remembers what you say and notices when you lie - One long night, with a different ending depending on what you said - A muted, murky look lit only by a phone screen #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/stay-on-the-line - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Horror, Story rich, Survival - Modes: Solo; Best with headphones and the lights off - Planned platforms: Browser, Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Soup's On Fire > You and a friend run one tiny food truck. The line is out the door. Someone set the soup on fire again. You and a friend run one tiny food truck, and the line is already out the door. One of you chops. One of you stirs. Someone keeps bumping into the other, and someone just set the soup on fire again. Soup’s On Fire is a cooperative cooking game built for two friends who talk over each other. Orders arrive faster than you can read them, the kitchen is the size of a closet and every shift ends with a score, a mess and an argument about whose fault it was. Plates fly, pots burn and a raccoon in a chef hat is somehow involved. Learn the recipes, split the work and fix the fire before it spreads. The best teams are not the fastest. They are the ones who forgive each other by the next order. Park the truck and open the window. #### Features - Two friends, one tiny kitchen, one very long line - Orders that pile up faster than you can read them - Fires, spills and a raccoon in a chef hat - Short shifts with a score and a reason to run it back #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/soups-on-fire - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Cooperative, Casual, Simulation, Party - Modes: Online co-op, 2 players; Couch co-op on one screen - Planned platforms: Browser, Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Hang Tight > Climb a mountain roped to your friends. One slip pulls everyone down. Climb a mountain roped to your friends. Every handhold is a decision, and every decision belongs to the whole team. One slip pulls everyone down. Hang Tight is a cooperative climbing game where the rope is the main character. Swing a friend across a gap. Brace while someone finds the next grip. Hold on while a teammate dangles over the clouds and shouts that they are fine, they are not fine. The mountain is tall, the weather turns and the only way up is together. There are no checkpoints you can trust and no solo heroes, only a rope and the people on the other end of it. Each climb ends at a sunrise ledge or a very long fall, and either way you will be laughing. Pick a color, clip in and do not look down. #### Features - A shared rope that ties every climber to the others - Swing, brace and haul your friends up the face - Weather and height that change how each climb feels - Falls that are funny for everyone but the person falling #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/hang-tight - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Cooperative, Adventure, Platformer - Modes: Online co-op, 2 to 4 players - Planned platforms: Browser, Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Cheat Sheet > Pass notes, copy answers and freeze when the teacher turns around. Get caught and it's detention for everyone. Pass notes, copy answers and freeze when the teacher turns around. Cheat Sheet is a party game set in one very strict classroom. The test is hard, the clock is loud and your best friend knows answer seven. Fold a note, flick it across the room and hope it lands on the right desk. The teacher is half turned toward the board, and nobody can tell if those narrowed eyes are looking at you. Spot the moment the teacher turns. Freeze. Smile. Get caught and the whole class gets detention, so every note is a gamble that you are making for someone else. It plays in quick rounds with a warm afternoon look, big expressions and a lot of shouting across the room. Share what you know, copy what you do not and try to look innocent. #### Features - Pass notes and copy answers across the whole classroom - A teacher who turns around at the worst moment - Detention for everyone when one player gets caught - Quick rounds with a warm, cartoon classroom look #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/cheat-sheet - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Casual, Party, Puzzle - Modes: Online party game with friends; Large lobbies for a whole class - Planned platforms: Browser Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Study Grove > Study with friends in real time. Every focus session grows your shared tree. Pick up your phone and it wilts. Study with friends in real time. Study Grove is a cozy focus timer you share with other people. Start a session, set your goal and watch a small tree begin to grow on a floating island. Everyone in the room adds to the same tree for as long as they stay focused. When the timer ends, the tree blooms. Pick up your phone and it wilts, and your friends will see it. Sessions follow the usual rhythm of focus and break, so the work gets done and the breaks stay short. Between sessions, decorate your island, sit at a desk with friends and see how far the grove has grown. It is not a game about winning. It is a quiet room where it is easier to start, easier to keep going and nice to have company. #### Features - Shared focus sessions with friends in real time - A tree that grows while everyone stays focused - Focus and break timers that follow the study rhythm - A floating island you decorate between sessions #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/study-grove - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Casual, Simulation, Cooperative - Modes: Online study rooms with friends; Solo focus sessions - Planned platforms: Browser, iOS, Android Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Sens Check > Find your perfect mouse sensitivity in three minutes. Then beat your friends' scores. Find your perfect mouse sensitivity in three minutes. Sens Check is a short aim trainer that works out what feels right for your hand, then shows you the number. Shatter targets in a clean white training range while the game quietly tests a range of sensitivities and watches which ones you hit best. At the end you get one result: the setting that suits you, with a simple chart of how you got there. Copy it into your favorite shooter and play. Then challenge your friends, post your score and see who aims best when nobody is lucky. It runs right in the browser, there is nothing to install and a full test takes about three minutes. Keep coming back to retest as your hands change, or just to chase a better run. #### Features - A three minute test that finds your sensitivity - A clean training range with shattering targets - One clear result you can copy into any shooter - Score challenges you can send to friends #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/sens-check - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Action, Sports - Modes: Solo test; Score challenges with friends - Planned platforms: Browser Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Ludo Night > The board game everyone knows, online with friends. Roll, race and send them home. The board game everyone knows, online with friends. Ludo Night is a warm, fast version of the classic race around the board. Roll the dice, move your four tokens around the track and send your friends’ tokens back home just when they were almost there. It is simple enough to teach in a minute and mean enough to start an argument, which is exactly the point. Each token is a tiny character with a mood, and the dice land in a cozy room lit by a lamp. Make a room, send the link, and play in your browser with nothing to install. Games take about as long as a good conversation. Play with family across the world, with your group chat or with whoever is online tonight. Roll a six. Take your revenge. Win the night. #### Features - The classic four token race, ready in a minute - Cute characters for tokens, each with a mood - Private rooms you join from a link - Quick rounds that fit between other plans #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/ludo-night - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Strategy, Casual, Party - Modes: Online, 2 to 4 players; Private rooms with friends - Planned platforms: Browser, iOS, Android Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Learner's Permit > Teach your little sister to drive. She talks back. She does not listen. Teach your little sister to drive. She talks back. She does not listen. Learner’s Permit is a comedy driving game where you sit in the passenger seat and the only tool you have is your voice. Say brake and maybe she brakes. Say left and she checks her hair. You talk her through quiet streets, roundabouts, a school zone and a parking lot where something expensive is parked far too close. She answers back in real time, and every lesson goes differently because she has her own ideas about the rules. Stay calm and she gets better. Panic and she panics louder. The car is small, the mailboxes are very close and the instructor’s seat does not have a brake. Buckle up, breathe out and say something encouraging. #### Features - Talk her through each lesson out loud, in real time - Quiet streets, roundabouts and a very tight parking lot - A learner who has her own opinions about every rule - Lessons that go differently each time you take them #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/learners-permit - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Simulation, Racing, Casual, Story rich - Modes: Solo; Best with a microphone - Planned platforms: Browser, Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Catwalk Clash > Get a theme and 90 seconds in the wardrobe. Walk the runway. Everyone votes. Get a theme and 90 seconds in the wardrobe. Walk the runway. Everyone votes. Catwalk Clash is a dress up showdown for a lobby of friends. Each round announces a theme, from midnight garden to space disco to something your friend will definitely misread. You dash through a wardrobe full of outfits, shoes and accessories and build a look before the timer runs out. Then the lights go up and every player walks the runway while the rest of the room scores them in secret. The best outfit wins the round, the most daring one wins the room and the person who panicked and wore three hats gets a moment too. Build your own avatar, collect new pieces as you play and show up with a different look every time. Pink, gold, flashing cameras. Strike a pose. #### Features - A new theme every round and 90 seconds to dress - A runway walk with the whole lobby voting - A wardrobe of outfits, shoes and accessories - Your own avatar, with new pieces to collect #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/catwalk-clash - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Casual, Simulation, Party - Modes: Online lobbies with friends; Private rooms for a party - Planned platforms: Browser, iOS, Android Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Are We a Match? > Answer at the same time on two phones. Find out how well you really know each other. Answer at the same time on two phones. Find out how well you really know each other. Are We a Match? is a quiz show for two people, whether you are dating, best friends or siblings who swear they know everything. Each round asks a question about the two of you. Pick your own answer, then guess what your partner picked. When both of you lock in, the stage reveals the truth, the heart meter moves and confetti flies. Some answers match. Some are a surprise. A few start a very good argument. At the end you get a score and a short, honest summary of how well you really know each other. Everything is set in soft pastel colors with a game show glow. Grab a phone each, sit back to back and answer honestly. #### Features - Two phones, two players, answering at the same time - Questions about the two of you, from easy to awkward - A heart meter that rises with every match - A short summary of how well you know each other #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/are-we-a-match - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Casual, Party, Puzzle - Modes: Two players, one phone each; Play in the same room or across the world - Planned platforms: Browser, iOS, Android Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Definitely Not Gambling > Spin, crack, open and collect. Nothing costs money. Somehow it still feels like it should. Spin, crack, open and collect. Nothing costs money. Somehow it still feels like it should. Definitely Not Gambling is a roguelike about the thrill of the next pull, built as a joke about itself. A cartoon slot machine with a smug face runs the room. Spin the reels, crack open loot crates and build a run out of lucky symbols, silly charms and combos that break the rules. Every spin can make your run stronger or end it, and the machine knows exactly which one it is going to do. There are no real money prizes, no paid spins and nothing to buy. Everything you win stays in the game, and every run teaches you a little more about when to stop. Or not. The machine never stops smiling. Neon green, gold and one more spin. #### Features - Spin reels and crack open crates to build a run - Charms and combos that bend the rules in your favor - No real money, no paid spins and nothing to buy - A roguelike loop with one more spin always waiting #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/definitely-not-gambling - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Casual, Roguelike, Strategy - Modes: Solo runs; Daily challenge to compare with friends - Planned platforms: Browser - Intended for players 13 and older. No real money. No purchases. Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### NUMS > Thousands of enemies, one build that breaks the game. Survive the swarm alone or with friends. Thousands of enemies, one build that breaks the game. NUMS is a roguelike where the screen fills up with swarm creatures and you are the only thing standing in the middle. Your hero fights on their own with orbiting weapons, so all your attention goes to moving, picking upgrades and finding the combination that gets out of hand. Early runs are simple. Late runs are a storm of light, sparks and numbers that climb faster than you can read them. Every run ends with a bigger idea of what you could do next time. Play alone for a calm, focused climb, or bring friends and let the numbers get ridiculous. An odd crew of heroes and a swarm that gets bigger and stranger as it grows. One more run, then bed. #### Features - Hundreds, then thousands of enemies on screen - Weapons that orbit and fire on their own while you move - Upgrades that stack into builds that break the game - Short runs built for one more try #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/nums - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Roguelike, Action, Cooperative, Survival - Modes: Solo; Online co-op with friends - Planned platforms: Windows, Mac, Browser Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ### Dig This > One shared world. Everyone digs. Every hole you dig stays dug. One shared world. Everyone digs. Every hole you dig stays dug. Dig This is a persistent digging game where a whole world is waiting under the grass. Pick up a pickaxe, start a hole and keep going. Tunnels twist through layers of earth, glowing gems wait in hidden caves and other players’ tunnels keep appearing around yours. Come back tomorrow and the holes are still there, and so are the people who dug them. Build a deep mine on your own, join a friend’s tunnel or meet someone halfway through the rock. There is no race and no ending, only the quiet pleasure of a bigger hole and the occasional shock of breaking through into somebody else’s home. Bring a headlamp. See how deep one shared world can go. #### Features - One persistent world that everyone digs together - Layers of earth with hidden caves and glowing gems - Every tunnel stays exactly where you left it - Tunnels that meet, so you find other players underground #### Details - Store page: https://summer.games/upcoming/dig-this - Release date: Coming soon. Not playable yet. - Publisher: Summer Games - Genres: Simulation, Adventure, Open world - Modes: Online persistent world; Dig alone or tunnel toward a friend - Planned platforms: Browser, Windows, Mac Wishlist it on its page with a Summer account. More games coming soon: https://summer.games/upcoming ## Mods ### 2010 Rust Rewrite > Modern Warfare 2 × Skate 3 × Minecraft MW2 multiplayer rebuilt in Rust, where you press J on any map to drop onto a board with Skate 3’s physics, on a real Minecraft world map. Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer, rebuilt from scratch, with a Skate 3 mode and a full Minecraft world map. You can drop onto a skateboard on any map, or fight through an endless Minecraft world with MW2 guns, breaking and placing blocks as you go. - Press J on any map to skate with Skate 3's physics, tricks and grinds - Play a real, endless Minecraft world with day and night, mobs and Minecraft sounds - Shoot or knife blocks to break them, pick up drops and place blocks from your hotbar - Use a Minecraft inventory and hotbar styled like MW2, with your guns as items - Grenades blow up like TNT, and mobs fight back when you shoot them - Full controller support with MW2's console layouts, aim assist and rebinding #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/2010-rust-rewrite - Made by: [chasmlol](https://github.com/chasmlol) - Download: https://github.com/chasmlol/2010-rust-rewrite-mashup - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Multiplayer in MW2’s own lobbies. - License: Apache-2.0 #### You need - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) on Steam - For Skate 3 mode: your own Xbox 360 Skate 3 files and a controller - Windows PC #### Heads-up - Extract the download somewhere you can write to, not Program Files - Only tested with the Steam version of MW2 - The skateboard is invisible on some maps #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "2010 Rust Rewrite" (Modern Warfare 2 x Skate 3 x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by chasmlol: https://github.com/chasmlol/2010-rust-rewrite-mashup Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by chasmlol, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### Minecraft in GTA V > GTA V × Minecraft Play Los Santos as Steve: build walls that stop cars, blow up the city with TNT and creepers, fly with an elytra and open a Nether portal. Real Minecraft runs next to GTA V's story mode and is drawn into Los Santos. You play as Steve: blocks you place stop people and cars, and what you do in Minecraft happens in GTA too. - Build with Minecraft blocks in Los Santos; your walls stop people and cars - TNT and creepers blow up in both games - Minecraft weapons have GTA effects: crossbow fireworks burst as rockets, sword swings send people flying - Fly over the city with an elytra and boost with fireworks - Minecraft's hostile mobs hunt GTA's people while the police shoot back - Walk through a lit Nether portal and the streets turn to the Nether under a red sky #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/minecraft-gta-v - Made by: [rehan-remade](https://github.com/rehan-remade) - Download: https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder/tree/main/examples/minecraft-gta5-passthrough - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: MIT #### You need - GTA V Legacy on Steam (story mode) - A Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition - Windows PC (it is built from source, which your agent can do) #### Heads-up - No download: you build it yourself from source - Story mode only. It runs with BattlEye off; never take a modded game near GTA Online - ScriptHookV only works on the game builds it supports, so wait for an update after a GTA patch - Use a separate Minecraft profile: the mod changes options and opens its own world #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "Minecraft in GTA V" (GTA V x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by rehan-remade: https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder/tree/main/examples/minecraft-gta5-passthrough Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by rehan-remade, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### SkyCraft > Skyrim × Minecraft Play Skyrim as a Minecraft player: Minecraft movement, blocks, inventory and combat in Skyrim’s world. Play Skyrim as a Minecraft player. You move with Minecraft's physics, carry its inventory and HUD, and place and break blocks anywhere in Skyrim, while Skyrim keeps its world, NPCs, quests and saves. - Walk, sprint, swim and jump with Minecraft movement on Skyrim's terrain - Place blocks anywhere, lit by Skyrim's sun, shadows and weather - Dig into Skyrim's ground and blow craters with TNT and creepers - Fight Skyrim's NPCs with any Minecraft weapon, including bows, tridents and TNT - Your Skyrim skills level up from Minecraft play - Water and lava flow over Skyrim's terrain #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/skycraft - Made by: [chasmlol](https://github.com/chasmlol) - Download: https://github.com/chasmlol/SkyCraft - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Friends running SkyCraft can join your Minecraft world. - License: MIT #### You need - Skyrim Special Edition on the Anniversary Edition runtime (1.6 or 1.7) - A Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition - Windows PC #### Heads-up - Early and experimental: back up your saves - Skyrim's opening can leave you stuck; use Alternate Start or a save made after Helgen - Mods that take over the camera (Improved Camera SE, SmoothCam, True Directional Movement) conflict - One player reported a Malwarebytes warning on the download; later scans came back clean #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "SkyCraft" (Skyrim x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by chasmlol: https://github.com/chasmlol/SkyCraft Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by chasmlol, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### ER Mario > Elden Ring × Super Mario 64 Play Elden Ring as Mario, with Super Mario 64’s real movement, jumps and ground pounds. Play Elden Ring as Mario, with Super Mario 64's real movement. Triple jump, wall kick and ground pound across the Lands Between, punch enemies and swing staggered bosses by the tail. - Super Mario 64's moves: triple jumps, wall kicks, long jumps and ground pounds - Punches, kicks and ground pounds hurt Elden Ring's enemies - Swing staggered bosses by the tail, Bowser style, and throw enemies - Super Mario 64's health meter, coins and Lakitu's camera - Doors, graces, menus and saves keep working - Plays with an Xbox or PlayStation controller, or keyboard and mouse #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/er-mario - Made by: [deltarooo](https://github.com/deltarooo) - Download: https://github.com/deltarooo/er-mario - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: MIT #### You need - Elden Ring on Steam - Your own Super Mario 64 ROM (US version) - Windows PC, played offline #### Heads-up - Offline only: me3 starts the game with Easy Anti-Cheat off. Never play this mod online - Work in progress. Start a new character; the mod uses its own save file - Leveling, stats and weapons don't affect damage in Mario mode - Torrent can't be summoned yet, and you may clip through some elevators #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "ER Mario" (Elden Ring x Super Mario 64), a fan-made mod by deltarooo: https://github.com/deltarooo/er-mario Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by deltarooo, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### SMC64 > Halo: Combat Evolved × Super Mario 64 Play Halo: Combat Evolved as Mario, with Super Mario 64’s real movement, punches and kicks against the Covenant. Play Halo: Combat Evolved as Super Mario 64's Mario. Run, jump and wall kick through the campaign, fight its enemies and get in and out of its vehicles. - Super Mario 64's movement through Halo: Combat Evolved's campaign levels - Fight Halo's enemies as Mario - Get in and out of Halo's vehicles - Remap every Mario control, with an in-game keybind menu - Zoom the camera in and out #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/smc64 - Made by: [KodyJKing](https://github.com/KodyJKing) - Download: https://github.com/KodyJKing/smc64 - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: none stated #### You need - Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Steam - Your own Super Mario 64 ROM (US version) - Windows PC, started without Easy Anti-Cheat #### Heads-up - Alpha: expect crashes, bugs and soft-locks - Start MCC without Easy Anti-Cheat - The maps download replaces Halo CE map files; back yours up first, or restore them with Steam's Verify Integrity - A crash on The Truth and Reconciliation is still being fixed #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "SMC64" (Halo: Combat Evolved x Super Mario 64), a fan-made mod by KodyJKing: https://github.com/KodyJKing/smc64 Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by KodyJKing, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### SkateGM > Skate 3 × Garry’s Mod Skate anywhere in Garry’s Mod with Skate 3’s board physics and tricks, plus minigames and a park editor. Skate 3's board physics, tricks and scoring inside Garry's Mod, on any map and with friends. It also adds minigames, a park editor and a gamemode built for skating. - Skate any Garry's Mod map with Skate 3's controls and physics - Host or join minigames like Race, Hot Potato, Snake and Trick Bingo - Build your own park with the park editor - Set markers, spectate or teleport to friends - Record replays and edit them with keyframes and cameras, then export them as video #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/skategm - Made by: [the-schwilliam](https://github.com/the-schwilliam) - Download: https://github.com/the-schwilliam/SkateGM - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Skate with friends on any map and host or join minigames like Race and Trick Bingo. - License: none stated #### You need - Garry’s Mod on Steam (x86-64 branch) - Your own Xbox 360 Skate 3 files - Windows PC and a controller #### Heads-up - If your controller doesn't work, turn off Steam Input for Garry's Mod - Some antivirus tools flag the installer; the creator says it's a false positive and the installer source is in the repo - The first start takes a while to load #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "SkateGM" (Skate 3 x Garry’s Mod), a fan-made mod by the-schwilliam: https://github.com/the-schwilliam/SkateGM Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by the-schwilliam, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### FalloutCraft > Fallout 4 × Minecraft Play Fallout 4 as a Minecraft player: build a base on Red Rocket and fight raiders with a diamond sword. Play Fallout 4 as a Minecraft player. You walk the Commonwealth with Minecraft's movement, build bases from blocks and fight raiders with a diamond sword and bow, while your S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats shape your Minecraft body. - Minecraft movement, building and hearts inside Fallout 4 - Fight Fallout's NPCs and creatures with Minecraft weapons - S.P.E.C.I.A.L. changes your speed, reach, health and damage - Open the Pip-Boy and listen to the radio as usual - Zombies, skeletons and creepers come out at night - Chop trees, dig for ores and scavenge Minecraft loot from containers #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/falloutcraft - Made by: [zeyvu](https://github.com/zeyvu) - Download: https://github.com/zeyvu/FalloutCraft - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: MIT #### You need - Fallout 4 on Steam - A Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition - Windows PC #### Heads-up - Early and experimental: back up your saves - Play from a save made after you leave Vault 111 - Fallout's guns and VATS can't be used while Minecraft drives the player - Mods that take over the camera or movement conflict #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "FalloutCraft" (Fallout 4 x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by zeyvu: https://github.com/zeyvu/FalloutCraft Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by zeyvu, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### Minecraft PassthroughIV > GTA IV × Minecraft Play Liberty City as Steve: build with blocks, blow things up with TNT and creepers, and fly over the city with an elytra. Real Minecraft runs next to GTA IV and is drawn into Liberty City. You play as Steve: build blocks that stop cars, blow things up with TNT and creepers, and fly over the city with an elytra. - Play as Steve in first or third person, with Minecraft's hotbar next to GTA's HUD - Build in Liberty City; your blocks are solid for people and cars - TNT and creepers blow up in both games - Fly an elytra over the city and boost with fireworks - Open a Nether portal and the streets catch fire under a red sky - Spawn Minecraft mobs, and earn wanted stars for Steve's crimes #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/minecraft-passthrough-iv - Made by: [Akatoshthe2nd](https://www.nexusmods.com/users/2286662) - Download: https://www.nexusmods.com/gta4/mods/1498 - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: none stated #### You need - GTA IV: The Complete Edition (1.2.0.59) on PC - A Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition - Windows PC #### Heads-up - Single player only - Start GTA IV windowed or borderless - Use a separate Minecraft installation: the mod changes options and opens its own world - Arrows, fireworks and elytra flight pass through GTA's walls #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "Minecraft PassthroughIV" (GTA IV x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by Akatoshthe2nd: https://www.nexusmods.com/gta4/mods/1498 Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by Akatoshthe2nd, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### BullySkate > Bully × Skate 3 Skate around Bullworth as Jimmy with Skate 3’s physics and controller support. Skate around Bullworth as Jimmy with Skate 3's physics. Switch between skating and normal Bully at any time, and grab onto passing cars. - Skate anywhere in Bullworth with Skate 3's board physics - Switch between skating and on-foot Bully with one button - Skitch by holding onto a car's rear bumper - Set markers and respawn at them - Change camera, field of view and difficulty in the Skate menu - Skate 3 board sounds matched to the surface #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/bullyskate - Made by: [Faiqie](https://github.com/Faiqie) - Download: https://github.com/Faiqie/BullySkate - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: MIT #### You need - Bully: Scholarship Edition 1.200 on Steam - Your own extracted Xbox 360 Skate 3 files - Windows 10 or 11 and a controller #### Heads-up - Steam users should keep Steam signed in - Some players report their copy of version 1.200 being refused as incompatible - Close Bully before updating - It includes the SK8-ENGINE Skate 3 rewrite, used with its owner's permission per the release notes #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "BullySkate" (Bully x Skate 3), a fan-made mod by Faiqie: https://github.com/Faiqie/BullySkate Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by Faiqie, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### VegasCraft > Fallout: New Vegas × Minecraft Play Fallout: New Vegas as a Minecraft player: Minecraft movement, inventory, blocks and combat in the Mojave. Play Fallout: New Vegas with Minecraft's movement, inventory, blocks and combat. New Vegas draws the Mojave and its people, while you build, mine and fight as a Minecraft player with a Minecraft-style Pip-Boy. - Minecraft movement, blocks, inventory and HUD in the Mojave - A Minecraft-style Pip-Boy with stats, items, quests, radio and the world map - Fire, aim and reload New Vegas guns; melee uses Minecraft's swing - Minecraft trees, animals and monsters appear in the Mojave - Dig into the desert ground and place blocks in the hole - Switch between first and third person with F5 #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/vegascraft - Made by: [benedettoscala](https://github.com/benedettoscala) - Download: https://github.com/benedettoscala/VegasCraft - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: MIT #### You need - Fallout: New Vegas on PC with xNVSE - A Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition - Windows PC #### Heads-up - Experimental: many parts still need in-game testing - New Vegas saves and the Minecraft world are separate; loading an old save won't undo your blocks - Use G to enter doors and talk; E opens the Minecraft inventory #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "VegasCraft" (Fallout: New Vegas x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by benedettoscala: https://github.com/benedettoscala/VegasCraft Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by benedettoscala, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ### SlimeCraft > Slime Rancher × Minecraft Bring Minecraft to your Slime Rancher ranch: mine, build and craft, and set off TNT that sends your slimes flying. Minecraft layered over the real Slime Rancher. You keep your ranch, slimes and vacpack, and add Minecraft's blocks, tools, mobs, crafting and TNT on top. - Minecraft's hotbar, hearts and hunger over Slime Rancher - Place and mine about 85 Minecraft blocks on the Far, Far Range - TNT that sends your slimes flying - Creepers, zombies, skeletons, pigs, cows and more, spawning at night - Feed Minecraft food to slimes and they make plorts - Crafting, a creative menu and commands like /give and /summon #### Details - Mod page: https://summer.games/mods/slimecraft - Made by: [Angais](https://github.com/Angais) - Download: https://github.com/Angais/SlimeCraft - Price: Free to play - Platform: Windows PC - Players: Single player - License: MIT #### You need - Slime Rancher on Steam - Minecraft: Java Edition installed - Windows PC #### Heads-up - Back up your Slime Rancher save folder before installing - Experimental: may cause crashes or conflict with other mods - Hostile mobs stay off your ranch unless you turn them on #### Install it with your AI agent Paste this prompt into a coding agent on your Windows PC: ```text Help me install and play "SlimeCraft" (Slime Rancher x Minecraft), a fan-made mod by Angais: https://github.com/Angais/SlimeCraft Do the technical work yourself and tell me plainly what you could not do or test. Downloads are your job, not mine: get the mod and everything it needs (loaders, launchers, runtimes) from their official sources, and tell me what you installed and where. Only hand something to me when it truly needs me (a login, a purchase, a Windows permission prompt), with the direct link and exactly what to click. 1. Read the project's README and latest release first. Tell me in two or three lines what it is, what it needs, and anything its known issues say I should avoid. 2. Find my copies of the games yourself (Steam, Epic, Xbox and other library folders). If one is missing, or is the wrong version for this mod, stop and tell me what to get. Never download games, game files or ROMs from anywhere; the mod runs on copies I own. 3. Safety check before anything runs: download only from the creator's release linked above and the official sites of the loaders it names. Scan every downloaded file with Microsoft Defender ("%ProgramFiles%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File ""), and read the project's open issues for security reports. If anything is flagged, stop and tell me what and where. Don't run anything as administrator unless the README requires it, and ask me first. 4. Before changing anything, back up every game file and save you will touch, and keep a list of what you change so I can undo it. 5. Install the mod exactly as its README says, using the loaders it names. If the README offers a mod manager route and a manual route, pick the one that needs less from me. 6. Start the game the way the README says and check that it loads (the README usually says how to tell). If it fails, read the logs, fix what you can, and tell me what is left. 7. If it has multiplayer, tell me in one or two lines how my friends join. 8. Finish with: what you installed, what the safety check found, how I start it next time, and how I remove it and restore my files. Play offline when the mod says so, and never use it in online modes with anti-cheat. If you get stuck on how the game or mod works, universal-modder (https://github.com/rehan-remade/universal-modder) has skills for working out a game's engine and loaders. Start now: begin with step 1. ``` A fan project by Angais, hosted on their page. Not affiliated with the games’ publishers. Mods notice: https://summer.games/mods-notice ## Connect an AI app Summer’s player MCP server lets an AI app use a player’s Summer account: see which friends are online, message friends, invite them to play a game, compare rankings with rivals and open pages in the Summer Games desktop app. It signs in with OAuth, acts as the player, and can’t buy anything or spend Sparks. - Server: https://mcp.summer.games/mcp (remote MCP over Streamable HTTP, OAuth sign-in) - Claude: On claude.ai or in Claude Desktop, open Connectors in Claude’s settings and choose **Add custom connector**. Name it Summer and paste the address above. Claude then opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. - Claude on your phone: Add Summer on claude.ai or in Claude Desktop first, as above. You can’t add it in the phone app. Then open the Claude app on your iPhone or Android phone with the same Claude account, and Summer is already there. - Claude Code: If you make games with Summer Engine, run its setup: `npx -y summer-engine@latest setup claude-code --yes`. It adds Summer as summer-games. Without Summer Engine, run `claude mcp add --transport http --scope user summer-games https://mcp.summer.games/mcp`. Then open `/mcp` in Claude Code and choose summer-games to sign in. - Codex: If you make games with Summer Engine, run its setup: `npx -y summer-engine@latest setup codex --yes`. It adds Summer as summer-games. Without Summer Engine, run `codex mcp add summer-games --url https://mcp.summer.games/mcp`. Then run `codex mcp login summer-games`. It opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. - ChatGPT: On chatgpt.com, open Settings, then Apps (it may say Apps and connectors), then Advanced settings, and turn on **Developer mode**. Back in Apps, choose **Create**, name it Summer, paste the address above, pick OAuth for sign-in and confirm. ChatGPT then opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. Which plans can do this changes, so check OpenAI’s help if you don’t see these options. - Other AI apps: If your AI app can add a custom connector or a remote MCP server by its address, paste the address above. The app then opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. You don’t need a key or a password for it. - [Full guide: what it can and can’t do](https://summer.games/learn/connected-apps.md) ### The full guide Let an AI app like Claude or ChatGPT use your Summer account. Ask it who’s online, to message your friends or to invite them to play a game with you, and it does it as you. #### Connect Add Summer to your AI app with this address: https://mcp.summer.games/mcp - **Claude:** On claude.ai or in Claude Desktop, open Connectors in Claude’s settings and choose **Add custom connector**. Name it Summer and paste the address above. Claude then opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. - **Claude on your phone:** Add Summer on claude.ai or in Claude Desktop first, as above. You can’t add it in the phone app. Then open the Claude app on your iPhone or Android phone with the same Claude account, and Summer is already there. - **Claude Code:** If you make games with Summer Engine, run its setup: `npx -y summer-engine@latest setup claude-code --yes`. It adds Summer as summer-games. Without Summer Engine, run `claude mcp add --transport http --scope user summer-games https://mcp.summer.games/mcp`. Then open `/mcp` in Claude Code and choose summer-games to sign in. - **Codex:** If you make games with Summer Engine, run its setup: `npx -y summer-engine@latest setup codex --yes`. It adds Summer as summer-games. Without Summer Engine, run `codex mcp add summer-games --url https://mcp.summer.games/mcp`. Then run `codex mcp login summer-games`. It opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. - **ChatGPT:** On chatgpt.com, open Settings, then Apps (it may say Apps and connectors), then Advanced settings, and turn on **Developer mode**. Back in Apps, choose **Create**, name it Summer, paste the address above, pick OAuth for sign-in and confirm. ChatGPT then opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. Which plans can do this changes, so check OpenAI’s help if you don’t see these options. - **Other AI apps:** If your AI app can add a custom connector or a remote MCP server by its address, paste the address above. The app then opens Summer so you can sign in and allow it. You don’t need a key or a password for it. When you connect, Summer shows the app’s name and the site it will send you back to. Anyone can give an app any name, so only allow it if you trust that site. #### Try asking - “Who’s online on Summer?” - “Ask my friends on Summer if anyone wants to play tonight.” - “Invite Ana to play Star Weavers with me, and tell me when they join.” - “What’s new on Summer?” - “How do I compare with my rival?” - “Open my Summer library on my computer.” #### What it can do - See your profile, your friends and whether they’re online or playing, your friend requests, your messages, your notifications, your party and your party invites. - Find a player by their exact @handle or friend code. It can’t search players by name. - Find a game by its name. - Send friend requests, accept or decline ones you got, and cancel ones you sent. - Read and send direct messages with your friends, and mark messages and notifications as read. - Invite players to play a game with you: it starts a party if you’re not in one, sets the game if you lead the party, and sends the invite. It can also accept or decline party invites, check who joined, leave your party and chat in it. - Send rival requests, answer them, end a rivalry, and compare your play and rankings with a rival. - See and change your display name, language, region, whether friends see what you play, and which push notifications you get. Your @handle can’t be changed. - Give you summer.games links to the games, players, chats, parties and invites it tells you about. - Open a page in the Summer Games app on your computer, such as a game’s store page, your library, your friends or settings. It only shows the page; it never presses anything there. #### What it can never do These stay in the Summer apps, where you do them yourself. - Buy anything or spend your Sparks. - Close or delete your account. - Block or unblock players, or report anyone. - Change family or parent settings. - Play games or do anything inside a game. - See or change your other connected apps. #### Before you connect - **It acts as you.** Messages, friend requests and invites it sends look exactly like the ones you send yourself. Nobody is told an AI app sent them, and the [Community Standards](https://summer.games/community-standards) apply to them as they do to you. - **Check before it sends.** AI apps usually ask before they send or change something for you. Read what it’s about to send before you say yes. - **The same rules apply.** Direct messages still go only to friends, blocks still apply, and the same limits stay in place. An app can use at most half of your account’s limits, so your Summer apps keep working. - **What the app sees.** When it reads your friends, messages, notifications, party or settings, that information goes to the AI app and the company that runs it. - **Accounts without social features.** Players under 13 don’t have friends, messages or parties on Summer, so a connected app can’t use them for those accounts either. If Summer asks for your age when you connect, this is why. - **It works with your Summer friends.** It sees and messages the friends you have on Summer. No friends yet? Share your friend code from [Friends](https://summer.games/friends), or ask the app to find a player by their @handle and send a friend request. - **Cards in the chat.** In AI apps that show them, your friends, your party, messages and games appear as cards. While a party card is on screen, it checks every 20 seconds and tells the chat when a friend joins. #### Disconnect Go to [Settings → Connected apps](https://summer.games/settings#connected-apps) on the Summer Games website. It lists every app you connected, with when you connected it and when it was last used. Choose Disconnect and the app stops working right away. If an app says Summer signed it out, or you haven’t used it for 30 days, connect it again. ## Make and publish games Games are uploaded through Summer Engine: in Summer Engine Studio at https://www.summerengine.com/studio/upload, or by an agent with the Summer Engine MCP tools (`summer_export_game`, `summer_publish_build` and the `summer_store_*` tools). An agent never publishes alone: `summer_store_submit` returns a link the game’s owner opens to approve it. - [Upload your game](https://www.summerengine.com/studio/upload): Summer Engine Studio - [Publish your game](https://summer.games/publish.md) - [For studios](https://summer.games/studios.md) - [Summer Engine for makers](https://www.summerengine.com/llms.txt): the AI game engine games are built with ## Optional - [How Sparks work](https://summer.games/learn/sparks.md) - [Support](https://summer.games/support) - [Press](https://summer.games/press.md) - [Brand kit](https://summer.games/brand.md) - [Terms and policies](https://summer.games/legal.md) - [Summer Games Terms of Service](https://summer.games/terms.md) - [Summer Games Privacy Policy](https://summer.games/privacy.md) - [US State Privacy Addendum](https://summer.games/privacy/us-states.md) - [Refund and Billing Policy](https://summer.games/refunds.md) - [Summer Games Community Standards](https://summer.games/community-standards.md) - [Parents' Guide to Summer Games](https://summer.games/parents-guide.md) - [Parent Account Terms](https://summer.games/parent-accounts.md) - [Content Maturity Policy](https://summer.games/content-maturity.md) - [Child Safety and CSAE Policy](https://summer.games/child-safety.md) - [Age Check and Biometric Data Notice](https://summer.games/age-check.md) - [AI Conversation and Recording Notice](https://summer.games/ai-notice.md) - [Data Retention and Deletion Policy](https://summer.games/data-retention.md) - [Law Enforcement Guidelines](https://summer.games/law-enforcement.md) - [Promotions and Sweepstakes Rules](https://summer.games/promotions.md) - [Summer Games Jam Rules](https://summer.games/events.md) - [Fan Content Policy](https://summer.games/fan-content.md) - [DMCA and Intellectual Property Policy](https://summer.games/dmca.md) - [Summer Dictionary](https://summer.games/dictionary.md) - [Fee and Rates Schedule](https://summer.games/fees.md) - [Apple App Store Addendum](https://summer.games/apple.md) - [EU and UK Consumer Addendum](https://summer.games/regions/eu.md) - [Regional Schedule: Japan](https://summer.games/regions/jp.md) - [Regional Schedule: South Korea](https://summer.games/regions/kr.md) - [Regional Schedule: Canada and Quebec](https://summer.games/regions/ca.md) - [Regional Schedule: Brazil and Latin America](https://summer.games/regions/latam.md) - [Regional Schedule: Australia, New Zealand and Singapore](https://summer.games/regions/apac.md) - [Your consumer rights in Australia and New Zealand](https://summer.games/consumer-rights.md)