A quick timed challenge
Use /arcade-trivia for a private arithmetic question with answer buttons and a two-minute expiry. The current command name does not mean a general-knowledge trivia catalog is already included.
Add a short, friendly challenge to your community. Arcade offers private arithmetic questions with timed, member-bound answer buttons in the game channel you choose.
For social communities, learning groups, and gaming servers that want approachable activities between bigger events.
A quick optional challenge gives members something to do without filling every channel with game commands or public score messages.
These are the features you can configure and use in the current release. Installation and the required Discord access are still needed.
Use /arcade-trivia for a private arithmetic question with answer buttons and a two-minute expiry. The current command name does not mean a general-knowledge trivia catalog is already included.
Each challenge is bound to the member who started it. Another member cannot submit the answer on their behalf, and an expired or already answered button cannot score again.
Choose the permitted game channel and enable Arcade deliberately for each server. Challenges and aggregate scores remain scoped to that community.
Arcade provides private arithmetic challenges. It does not offer a general knowledge question library, multiplayer tournaments, prize payouts or a public score leaderboard.
Here is how the current feature fits into a real community workflow.
Read the Arcade guideAn owner enables Arcade and chooses the game channel.
The member starts /arcade-trivia and receives a private arithmetic challenge.
They choose an answer before it expires; the result is processed once for that member.
Good tools should explain what they need, what they store, and what they leave under your control.
Members answer their own challenges in the configured game channel. Installing Arcade does not allow arbitrary users to change the server’s game settings.
Arcade stores short-lived challenges and aggregate scores. Current challenges expire; their buttons cannot be reused to create repeat scores.
Each app has its own Discord installation consent and server-specific settings. Available features stay free. Installing an app does not authorize every module; enable only the features you want and save deliberately.
Explore trust & safetyInstall Arcade and choose its server workspace.
Select a visible game channel where Arcade can respond.
Enable and save the app, then let members start the current private challenge.
The important details, without hidden assumptions about what is ready.
No. Each challenge is private to the member who starts it. Multiplayer lobbies are unavailable.
No. The challenge buttons are tied to your member account and cannot be used by another player to score.
No. Arcade records challenge outcomes; it does not pay currency, prizes or real-money rewards.
Choose only the apps your community needs. Related apps have separate setup and permissions; an automatic connection between them is not enabled by installing both.
Choose the features your community needs, follow the setup guide and save your server’s settings.