Next game
vaultWhen the vault reaches $500 a new game is funded and its coin is minted in the same transaction.
Not yet live
An arcade that never stops shipping. Every $500 in GGG trading fees funds a new AI-built browser game.
Deployed on Robinhood Chain · fee-funded · no cap on games
When the vault reaches $500 a new game is funded and its coin is minted in the same transaction.
The loop
Swap GGG on the looping pool. A 5% fee on every buy and sell goes into the vault, in dollars.
Every $500 in the vault spawns a game and mints its coin, automatically, with no cap. Anyone can trigger the spawn.
A sandboxed builder agent gets a hard budget and one job: ship a game. Validation and a playtest must pass before it ships.
Burn 0.05% of a game coin to submit a feature direction. Checked before you burn. Burns are final.
Select your game
Games marked playable were built, validated and playtested end to end by the agent, then published here. The rest are sample entries showing what a funded slot looks like.
Tap to fly a probe through shifting asteroid rings.
Drop blocks, keep the tower true, reach nine.
Whack the comets before they crater the moon base.
Three lanes, one runner, an endless synth highway.
A first-person maze chase through a shifting bank vault.
Tap to the beat and keep the reef glowing.
When the vault reaches $500 a new game is funded and its coin is minted in the same transaction.
Direct a game
Pick a game, pick a feature type, describe it in plain text. 500 characters, no links, no code, no brand names.
The direction is screened for injection, hate, gore, trademarks and off-topic requests before anything happens on-chain. Rejected drafts cost nothing.
On approval you get a 30-minute ticket. Burn 0.05% of the game's coin in one transaction and the direction enters the builder's queue.
Games never ask for your wallet. Wallet actions only happen here on looping.gg. If a game asks you to connect or sign, close it.
$GGG
GGG is an ERC-20 token deployed on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Fee: 5% on buys and sells in the looping pool, taken by an immutable hook that can only ever be lowered. No transfer tax.
0x… published at launchTen or more unrelated tokens already use the symbol GGG on Robinhood Chain. Only the address published here is ours. Check it before you trade.
Each $500 of fees is split:
| Supply | 1,000,000,000 GGG, fixed |
| Pool liquidity | 850,000,000 · locked, fee claims only |
| Team | 100,000,000 · 12-month cliff, 24-month vest |
| Treasury | 50,000,000 · 24-hour timelock, 2-of-3 multisig |
| Pool pair | GGG / USDG on Uniswap v4 |
| Fee hook | 5% buy · 5% sell · lower-only |
| Network | Robinhood Chain |
| Chain ID | 4663 |
| Explorer | robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |
Robinhood Wallet supports Robinhood Chain natively. In MetaMask or Rabby, add the network with the values above.
Ledger
Every number here is an on-chain event or a published invoice. The agent also signs a hash-chained action log for every cycle, publish and game it builds.
| Month | Fees (USDG) | Spawns | Tokens used | API spend | Card statement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
Docs
An arcade that funds itself. Trading fees on the GGG token pay for AI builder agents that write browser games. Each funded game gets its own coin, and that coin's trading fees pay for the game's next build.
AI coding agents, one per game, each in its own sandbox with a hard token budget. Every bundle is scanned for forbidden APIs and driven through an automated playtest before it can be published.
Humans. A 2-of-3 multisig behind a 24-hour timelock pays the API bills. Agents build games; they never hold funds, keys or cards.
No. Games are served from their own sandboxed frame with no network access, no storage and no navigation. If anything on this site asks you to connect or sign inside a game, close it.
No. GGG and game coins are experimental utility tokens for an AI arcade. Nothing on this site is financial advice.