Dice Dominion
Real dice at the table—online scoring, DCUs, and IRL leaderboards.
IRL Games
IRL Games bring real-world gameplay into a connected digital system. Players compete using physical actions—rolling dice, playing cards, flipping objects, or completing challenges in person—while the app tracks, verifies, and rewards results in real time.
This creates a hybrid experience where the fun, social energy of real-life games meets the structure, fairness, and progression of a digital platform. Every action in the real world has a digital impact—scores are recorded, outcomes are validated, and DCUs and other rewards can be distributed automatically.
Whether it’s a casual game night or a full-scale tournament, IRL Games turn everyday play into a competitive, trackable, and reward-driven experience.
On Boojabaunga (all titles below): open Arcade rooms, connect each wallet, create or join a room for your game, then use Open game so the URL includes ?room=…. Official IRL builds wait on the server until enough players have joined—then the iframe loads. Player limits differ by title (see the Arcade game dropdown).
IRL Games — how it works
How players log in
1 Open the app
Players launch the IRL Games experience on mobile or web.
2 Connect wallet or quick login
Choose how you sign in:
- Option A: Connect a wallet (for rewards, tokens, and tournaments).
- Option B: Quick login (Google / email) for casual players—wallet can be connected later if needed.
3 Create player profile
Choose a username and select or generate an avatar. Your profile stores stats, match history, and rewards.
4 Enter the lobby
From here players can:
- Join an existing game
- Create a new game
- Browse tournaments
- View leaderboards
How to play IRL Games
1 Join or create a game
Select a game type (dice, cards, challenges, and more). Choose number of players, entry cost if any, and a ruleset (standard or custom). Invite friends or allow open matchmaking.
2 Real-world gameplay
Players perform actions in real life—roll dice, play cards, complete challenges. The app does not replace the game; it enhances it.
3 Input results into the app
After each turn, players tap or select outcomes for speed, or manually enter results (numbers, combos, wins and losses).
- Optional: other players confirm results as an anti-cheat layer.
4 Live tracking and scoring
The app tracks scores automatically, applies rules instantly, updates the leaderboard in real time, and flags invalid entries when needed.
5 Win and rewards
At game end the winner is calculated automatically. Rewards may include tokens, points, and digital collectibles (DCUs). Results are saved permanently to player profiles.
Tournament mode (next-level play)
Many tables, simultaneous play
Multiple tables or teams can play at once. Players advance through rounds using brackets or leaderboard-style progression.
Prize pool split
Entry fees can feed a prize pool (for example, 75% payout) and a global reward pool (for example, 25%).
Formats that scale
Supports house vs house, team competitions, and large-scale events.
Why this hits different
Real gameplay
No fake grinding—physical actions at the table drive outcomes.
Social + competitive
The energy of playing together with structured fairness online.
Persistent stats
Every session counts toward history, standings, and progression.
Flexible rule sets
Works for almost any IRL game you bring to the room.
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