CocosCreator
Ships today — the @privchat/cocos package wraps the TypeScript SDK for Cocos, and our production game runs on it.
Realtime games
Bring your game engine. The room mode is ready.
From card and board games to realtime matches — any engine that speaks the protocol can join server-authoritative rooms: subscribe to table events, send typed actions, reconnect without losing state. CocosCreator, Unity3D, and web engines all fit.
Client engines
Integrate from the engine you already use.
The room mode is engine-agnostic. privchat-cocos is the reference adapter — new engine adapters extend from the same pattern over the open protocol.
Unity3D
Connect over WebSocket with the open protocol today; a native Unity adapter is on the roadmap.
Web & H5 engines
The TypeScript SDK plugs into any browser-based engine or playable-ad runtime with typed events and RPC.
Native engines
The Rust core exposes an FFI surface — embed the same client engine in custom or console-class runtimes.
Room mode
What the room gives your game loop.
Rooms, seats, state versions, and actions are protocol primitives — your engine renders, the server decides.
channel.publishgame.room.heartbeat
transfer.rpcwallet.buyin.confirm
message.syncpts.recover.from.server
bot.routeassistant.system_user.reply
Server-authoritative rooms
Room, seat, and match state live on the server. Clients render; the server decides. No trust in the edge.
Channel fan-out
Game events publish once and reach every subscriber in the room at wire speed — same channel model as chat.
Typed actions over RPC
Player actions are typed transfer routes with server-side validation and idempotency built in.
Reconnect & resync
State versions detect gaps; clients recalibrate from snapshots and rejoin mid-game without ghost seats.
Proven in production
A live poker platform runs this room mode.
Clubs, live tables, bots, and wallet settlement — built with CocosCreator on public PrivChat APIs, running in production today.
Ship your game
Bring the loop. The wire is solved.
Review the SDK API overview, then talk to us about room orchestration and going live.