NeonFoundry LAB

Design. Play. Remix — Games that glow.

NeonFoundry invites players, creators, and studios to a playful lab for experimental games. Launch quirky prototypes, collaborate in rapid jams, and discover high-energy titles shaped by community input. Level up with tools for design and testing.

Join a weekly jam or submit a mod — community-driven spotlight every Friday.

NeonFoundry hero scene: players testing a colorful prototype

Toolset for makers and mavericks

NeonFoundry packages rapid prototyping, live playtests, and versioned builds into a single console. Toggle telemetry, stage community voting, and publish snapshots that players can fork. Small teams love the fast loop; solo devs appreciate the built-in feedback channels.

Live Real-time playtests with spectator controls.
Fork Fork any public jam prototype and remix mechanics instantly.
Ship One-click staging, analytics, and curated showcases.

Feature snapshot: prototype editor with HUD overlays

From idea to live test in minutes

Sketch: Drop in assets, tweak physics, and wire a seed build.
Invite: Share a private playlink. Spectators can tag moments and leave timecoded notes.
Iterate: Merge community forks or branch experimental modes without disrupting live sessions.

HUD

Rapid Jam Mode

Start a 48-hour jam, auto-archive builds, and let players vote on a final seed.

Get your first prototype live

Free tier supports three active prototypes, community review tools, and a featured slot for standout entries.

Gallery — snapshots from jams

Gallery tile: jam highlight with neon sprites

Spotlight

Glitch Garden

A botanical platformer that sprouted from a 72-hour jam; polished with player-suggested mechanics.

Prototype

Photon Circuit

Minimal puzzle loops tested live with micro-feedback and telemetry heatmaps.

What creators say

“NeonFoundry turned our weekend idea into a playable loop by Sunday night. Players left notes that led to an entire new mechanic.” — Lena K., indie designer

“The fork system made collaboration so easy. We merged a community mod and shipped a new mode in one week.” — Mateo R., studio producer

FAQ

Is there source control?

Yes — every snapshot is versioned. Forks are tracked and can be merged or archived.

Can players contribute art?

Public prototypes accept asset uploads and community-submitted palettes under creator-set rules.