18 Playable Games
These aren't props with an animation. Every machine is a real minigame with scores.
Creators
FiveM arcade script with 18 playable minigames, unlimited arcades built in game, staff, finances and a fully customizable arcade business interior.
Overview
Quick Installation
Four simple steps and your first arcade opens its doors.
Get Arcade Creator from your Cfx.re Portal right after purchase.
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Drop the resource into your server's resources directory. It needs ox_lib and a MySQL database.
Add the ensure line to your server.cfg. The 6 base-game arcades are ready to use right away.
Open the in-game creator, place a new arcade anywhere on the map and confirm.
Insert Coin
Real games, an in-game creator and a business with depth.
These aren't props with an animation. Every machine is a real minigame with scores.
Place unlimited arcades anywhere on the map with the mouse, in about a minute.
Staff with permissions, finances, a safe, upgrades and passive income.
Spread over 17 sections, saved to the database and applied instantly, with no restart.
Arcade Creator is a FiveM arcade script that adds real arcades to your server. Players can actually play there, and other players can own them as a business. In most FiveM arcades the machines are just decoration: you press a key, an animation plays and nothing happens. Here, every machine is a real minigame. You play it, get a score, compete against other players on a leaderboard and unlock trophies.
There are 18 games in total. They include a shooter with boss fights, a two-player light gun game, three driving cabinets, puzzle games, a claw machine, a strength test, a love meter and a big-screen game for two players on the sofa.
Players can also buy an arcade and run it as a business. The owner sets the price per game, hires staff and decides what each employee is allowed to do. New machines are bought from a laptop in the office and placed around the room, and the money is collected from a safe. A finance panel shows income, expenses and profit. The owner can change the whole interior too, with wall murals, neon signs, RGB lighting, a jukebox and a bartender who serves drinks.
Admins can create as many arcades as they want, anywhere on the map, from inside the game. The interior is already included, so you don't need to buy an MLO. Everything is set up in game with no coding, and it works on ESX, QBCore and Standalone servers.
Every Feature
Every part of Arcade Creator, and what it adds to your server.
Creator
Create as many arcades as you want, anywhere on the map, without editing a file. Give each one its own name, purchase price and cost per game, then pick a ceiling style: Retro, Mirrored or Hipster. The 6 base-game arcades are already included, and you can edit, move or delete them. Your server can have an arcade in every neighbourhood, each with its own identity.
Placement
Place the entrance and the garage entrance with a raycast: point at the spot, rotate the heading, adjust the height and confirm. Add up to 4 photos to the buy panel so players see the arcade before they spend their money. Set the map blip's icon, colour, size and name so every arcade is easy to find. A new arcade goes from idea to open doors in about a minute.
No Code
Configure every part of the script from an in-game panel with 166 settings in 17 sections. They cover money, ownership, staff, passive income, upgrades, decoration, RGB lighting, machines, the garage, trophies, doors and commands. Changes are saved to the database and apply to every player instantly, with no restart. Your staff can tune the arcade economy live without opening a config file.
Property
Players buy an arcade from a panel at the door that shows the photos, the price and their current balance. One click and the property is theirs, ready to run. If they ever want out, they can sell it back for a refund you configure. It works on ESX, QBCore and Standalone, so arcade ownership fits right into your server's economy.
Interior
Every arcade comes with its full interior included: the game floor, the bar, the basement and a business office. The office laptop is the heart of the operation. From it, owners buy machines, check stats and run the business. You don't need to buy an MLO, because everything is ready the moment you install the script.
Pixel Emporium
Owners shop for new cabinets at Pixel Emporium, an in-game store on the office laptop. Every machine has its own page, screenshots and price, so owners know exactly what they're buying. Expanding the arcade becomes a real business decision: which games will bring in the most players, and which ones will pay for themselves first.
Safe
Money from every game builds up in a physical safe in the office, together with the arcade's passive income. Owners collect it by hand, so running an arcade means showing up. It creates roleplay too: a full safe is worth guarding, and who has the access is a question of trust.
Dashboard
The management dashboard shows how the arcade is really doing, with revenue and business stats in one place. Owners can see what's working, which machines earn the most and where to invest next. It's what turns a decorative property into a business players actually manage.
Staff
Hire and fire employees straight from the management panel. Each employee has 7 independent permissions: buying machines, placing machines, opening the safe, changing settings, managing staff, opening doors and opening the management panel. A trusted manager can run the floor while a new hire only opens the doors. Every arcade becomes a real roleplay job.
Finances
The finances panel tracks income, spending and net profit, with a full activity log you can filter by type: games played, passive income, withdrawals and purchases. Owners always know where every dollar came from and where it went. It also makes it easy to spot an employee who's been a little too friendly with the safe.
Machines
Every arcade has 35 placement slots with a real-time ghost preview, so owners see exactly where each cabinet will go before confirming. Wide machines only fit where there's really room for them, so the floor always looks right. Owners design their own layout and rearrange it whenever they like.
Inventory
The machine inventory shows every cabinet the arcade owns, which slot it sits in, how many games it has run and how much money it has made. Store a machine that isn't performing and put it back out later. Owners make decisions based on real numbers, not guesses.
Upgrades
Grow the arcade with upgrades: a jukebox, a barmaid, new floors and more, all managed from one decor panel. Every upgrade makes the place better for players and gives owners a reason to keep investing their earnings. An arcade that starts small can become the best-looking spot in town.
Secret Door
Some secrets have to be earned. The secret door is a special arcade upgrade that unlocks through Madam Nazar, the fortune teller machine on the floor. Players who discover it get access to a hidden part of the arcade that regular customers never see. It's the kind of detail that gets people talking, sends curious players back to Madam Nazar again and again, and turns your arcade into a place with its own legend.
Garage
The basement garage is a real garage. Drive in, store your vehicles and see them parked inside, in game, ready to take out again. It holds up to 10 vehicles, so owners can show off their collection right under the arcade floor. Add the living quarters upgrade and the arcade becomes a complete base of operations.
Murals
Choose from 9 wall murals to set the style of the whole room, from retro arcade art to bold modern designs. One change makes the arcade feel completely different. With murals, floors, ceilings and pillar screens to customize, no two arcades on your server have to look the same.
RGB Lighting
Light the arcade with RGB lighting and 9 effects: static, breathing, heartbeat, rainbow, wave, sweep, two-colour, chase and party. A colour picker, speed and brightness controls let owners match the lighting to the mood, whether that's a chill evening or a full party night.
Neon & Floors
Add one of 9 neon signs over the mural and change the floor design to complete the look. Neon on the walls and patterns on the floor give every arcade that classic glow players expect when they walk in.
Jukebox
The jukebox plays custom stations, the game's radio stations music. Owners can set the soundtrack for a quiet afternoon, a tournament or a party night. It's a small detail that makes the arcade feel alive and gives players one more reason to stay.
Barmaid
A barmaid works the bar and serves drinks to players between games. It turns the arcade into a real hangout, where people stop for a drink, watch a match on the big screen and stay longer than they planned.
Settings
Owners control how their arcade runs. Set the access mode to open to everyone, staff only or owner only, or close the arcade completely. Set your own price per play to balance busy floors against profit. If it's time to move on, sell the arcade from the same panel.
18 Games
Arcade Creator ships with 17 playable machines plus Don't Cross The Line on the big screen, for 18 games in total. None of them are props with an animation. Each one is a real minigame that keeps score, feeds a leaderboard and unlocks achievements. Your arcade becomes a place players come back to, not a building they walk past.
Strategy
Take over the city one block at a time in Street Crimes: Gang Wars Edition, a territory strategy game that fits right into a roleplay server. It's a real playable minigame with scores, perfect for gangs who want to settle who runs the streets without firing a shot.
Shoot 'em Up
Blast your way through waves of enemies and boss fights in Space Monkey 3: Bananas Gone Bad, a classic shoot 'em up made for high-score chasers. Every run counts toward the leaderboard, so there's always a score to beat.
Racing
Get behind the wheel with three Race and Chase driving cabinets: Street Legal, Get Truckin' and Crotch Rockets. Cars, trucks and bikes, each with its own cabinet and its own leaderboard. They're perfect for settling a race argument without risking your real car.
Classics
Play Penetrator on the retro Degenatron console, test your strength on Axe of Fury, or let Madam Nazar read your fortune. Classic arcade machines like these fill the floor with variety, so there's something for every kind of player.
Claw Machine
Try your luck on the Shiny Wasabi Kitty Claw and win plushies, with 9 to collect and 3 of them rare. Winners can place their plushies in the arcade office, so the rare ones become a trophy everyone wants to see.
Light Gun
Pick up the light gun and team up in Badlands Revenge II, a two-player shooter built for playing side by side. Grab a friend, share the screen and climb the leaderboard together.
2 Players
Two players, one machine, one verdict. The Love Professor measures the chemistry between two players, perfect for first dates, couples and anyone looking for a reason to start a conversation. It's pure roleplay fuel.
Big Screen
Sit down on the sofa in front of the big screen for Don't Cross The Line, a two-player multiplayer minigame. It's the centrepiece of the arcade, the game everyone watches while they wait for their turn.
Leaderboards
Every game has its own leaderboard, shown in the panel and on the arcade's pillar screens. The best players are on display for everyone who walks in, and every new high score is a reason to come back and take the top spot.
Achievements
24 achievements unlock trophies that appear in the arcade's display cabinet, and the plushie collection shows off every prize won at the claw machine. Progress players can see turns casual visitors into regulars, all chasing the next trophy.
The Games
17 machines and one big-screen game, all playable, all with scores.
Questions & Answers
Everything you need to know before opening your first arcade.
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