Arcade Creator turns the Diamond Casino Heist arcade into a business your players run, and fills it with machines they can actually play. Eighteen minigames — a light-gun western, a shoot 'em up, three driving cabinets, a claw machine, a strength test, a fortune teller and a two-player game on the big screen — each with its own score, its own leaderboard and its own trophy. Behind the counter there is a safe to empty, staff to hire, finances to read and an interior the owner repaints, relights and refurnishes.
What separates it from other arcade scripts is that nothing is typed into a file. Every venue — its door, its garage entrance, its photos, its blip and its price — is placed in game with a free camera. Every behaviour is a setting changed live from an in-game panel: 166 of them, in 17 sections, saved to the database and applied to everyone at once. The six arcades the base game ships with are already on the map, and an admin can add as many more as the server wants.