Guide: Creating Multiplayer Games with AI on Arena 
Since there are several limitations such as timeout and context length, it's necessary to divide the process into a few steps.
Step 1 — Request the Game
Start by asking the AI to create a complete, functional game. Be specific about the style, genre, and quality you expect.
Examples:
"Create a complete and functional Slither.io clone in pixel art, using the best techniques for 2025."
"Create a complete and functional Battle Royale game in pixel art with an MMORPG adventure setting, using the best techniques for 2025."
Step 2 — Review and Fix
Once the game is generated, test it thoroughly. If there are any bugs or improvements needed, ask for fixes before moving on. Only proceed to the next step when the base game is stable and fully functional. 
Step 3 — Add Real-Time Multiplayer
Ask the AI to integrate real-time multiplayer connectivity using a public MQTT broker:
"Implement and use the HiveMQ Public MQTT Broker over WebSocket for real-time online player connection in [game name]."
🔧 Optional Additions
At this stage, you can also request additional multiplayer features depending on your game type. For example, in a Battle Royale:
- Wait for X players before starting a session
- Spawn each player as an airdrop
- Display an on-screen announcement to all players when someone joins
- Add a kill feed or live leaderboard
💡 The possibilities depend entirely on your imagination... get creative! 
Bonus: Don't limit yourself! 
For many ideas, you can search for free APIs on the internet to supercharge your games:
For example, in a chess game it's possible to use an API to get the best move suggestions to improve computer AI performance. Or use a weather API like the OpenWeatherMap API to create dynamic climate and weather variations in-game, a quiz API to power trivia and quiz-style games with real questions, a Pokémon API to build Pokémon-style games with real data, a Blackjack/Poker API to handle card game logic for casino-style games... or even a NASA API for real space data in space exploration games. The only limit to what you can create is your imagination.
🚀 The only thing that limits a creation is your imagination. 