Everywhere, developed by Build A Rocket Boy, is a free massively multiplayer online game and game creation system. Built with Unreal Engine 5, it functions as a social hub and mini-game platform, distributed as a game client for Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S. It supports user-generated environments called ARCs and integrates with MindsEye. Everywhere aims to empower a community of players to invent, build, and share their own virtual worlds and experiences.

What does Everywhere connect to?

Everywhere connects to a multi-world gaming experience, serving as a social hub and mini-game platform. It hosts user-generated environments known as ARCs and various game modes. The platform integrates with MindsEye, another game from Build A Rocket Boy. It is designed as a massively multiplayer online game (MMO) and also functions as a game creation system, allowing players to interact within a dynamic, community-driven ecosystem.

Core features and tools

The core tool within Everywhere is ARCADIA, described as the platform's building tools, self-publishing system, and a library of assets and community-made content. ARCADIA is a no-code game creation tool where players utilize "Stamps." Stamps are reusable components for constructing virtual items and experiences. The platform allows for the creation of games, levels, activities, events, or personal worlds, which can then be published for others to play.

Who is it for?

Everywhere targets a community-driven gaming audience, aiming to empower anyone to innovate, take risks, and build their own worlds. It is designed for "players" who can be inventors, architects, adventurers, champions, explorers, or revelers. The platform is positioned as a competitor to Roblox, appealing to users interested in both playing and creating diverse virtual content. Skip this if you require explicit documentation on transport protocols or AI client compatibility for server interaction.

How to get started

No credentials are required to begin using Everywhere's client for game creation and play. While the platform connects to a multi-world gaming experience, specific transport protocols such as stdio, SSE, or streamable HTTP are not explicitly documented, nor is information regarding compatible AI clients for server interaction. Users can access the platform through its game client on supported operating systems.

Use cases

• Game Creation and Publishing: Players can use ARCADIA and Stamps to create games, levels, activities, events, or their own personal worlds, then publish them for others to play.
• Playing User-Generated Content: Users can access diverse experiences, including user-generated environments (ARCs) and various game modes, via in-game portals or menus.
• Collaboration: The platform supports collaboration among players to create and share content, nurturing a community-driven ecosystem.

Everywhere offers a free, community-driven platform for both playing and creating games, functioning as a social hub. Its ARCADIA tool empowers users with no-code creation capabilities through reusable Stamps. The platform is designed to attract a broad audience interested in building and sharing virtual experiences, positioning itself as a competitor in the user-generated content space.