About pages

A game page has a short description and, above How to play, an About section. Write it in OnceTeX, a small LaTeX-like language, in your game's About tab on the dashboard. The preview beside it is what players see.

There's no HTML or CSS: these commands are all there is. Text looks the same on every game, so your pictures do the designing. Make a header image, drop in a GIF-like loop, and write around them, as you would on Steam or itch.

Hold the castle until dawn. Up to eight friends, one wall, and a night that gets longer every time.

\image{castle}

\section{Features}

\begin{itemize}
\item \b{Build between nights.} Walls, traps and towers, rebuilt however you like.
\item \b{Twelve bosses.} Each has a weak spot, and none of them tell you where.
\item \b{Raid your friends.} Your castle is a level they can attack.
\end{itemize}

\video[loop]{night-raid}

\section{Credits}

Made by two people. Music by a very kind friend.

\button{Join the Discord}{https://discord.gg/example}

Text

`A blank line`	Starts a new paragraph.
`\section{Title}`	A heading.
`\subsection{Title}`	A smaller heading.
`\b{bold} \i{italic}`	Bold and italic.
`\link{text}{https://...}`	A link. Also /games/name or /users/name.
`\begin{itemize} \item One \end{itemize}`	A list. enumerate numbers it.
`\begin{quote}[Who] ... \end{quote}`	A quote. Who said it is optional.
`\spoiler{text}`	Hidden until hovered or focused.
`\\`	A line break.
`% note`	A comment, at the start of a line: not shown.
`\{ \} \% \[ \]`	The character itself.

Media

`\image{name}{caption}`	A picture you uploaded, at its own size up to the page’s width. The caption is optional.
`\video{name}{caption}`	A video you uploaded. It plays when pressed.
`\video[loop]{name}`	Plays muted on a loop while in view, like a GIF.
`\youtube{address}`	A YouTube video. \youtube[name]{address} shows your picture until it’s played.
`\begin{gallery} \image{a} \image{b} \end{gallery}`	Pictures side by side.

Layout

`\button{Label}{https://...}`	A button. Buttons in a row sit together.
`\button{Play now}{play}`	Plays this game.
`\begin{columns} \column ... \column ... \end{columns}`	2 or 3 columns, stacked on phones.
`\begin{table} \head{A}{B} \row{1}{2} \end{table}`	A table, up to 5 columns.
`\begin{fold}{Title} ... \end{fold}`	Closed until opened.
`\divider`	A line across.

Limits

20,000 characters, 40 pictures, 6 videos, 6 YouTube videos, 12 buttons, 60 links and 40 headings.
Pictures and videos are your own uploads, up to 40: PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF up to 5 MB, MP4 or WebM up to 30 MB. You use them by name: castle.png is \image{castle}. Outside pictures can't be shown.
Links go in \link and \button. An address, an email or a handle in plain text is refused, and a paid item's links can't lead to another way to pay.
Columns hold text, media, buttons, lists and quotes.
A long About opens part way, with Read more, so How to play stays in reach.

Asking your AI to write one? Point it at onceworlds guide about, or this page.