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Earn points playing multiplayer games

Quick multiplayer games that run right in your browser. Race your friends from a chat or jump into a quick match with players from around the world. Most rounds take 1 to 5 minutes, the top places earn the most and every finisher earns points you can turn into rewards.

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  • 10multiplayer games
  • 16players in the biggest matches
  • 40rewarded races a day

How it works

Play. Finish. Collect.

Lovele Arcade games are short multiplayer matches built into Lovele, the social app with a points program. Here is how a game turns into points.

  1. Pick a game

    Choose from ten multiplayer games: runners, relays, driving, heists, escapes and squad battles. New to it? Rush is the quickest start.

  2. Invite friends or quick match

    Start a race from any chat and your friends join from the invite card, or tap Quick match and race players worldwide.

  3. Play a short round

    Everyone starts together and you see your rivals live in the same world. Most rounds are over in 1 to 5 minutes.

  4. Collect your points

    Watch the short ad at the end of the race and your points land in your balance, ready to redeem for rewards.

The games

Ten games. One balance.

Race alone against everyone, team up for a relay or a heist, or bring your squad to the arena. Every game runs in the browser, rounds stay short and every one of them adds to the same points balance.

Rooftop Relay, team parkour relay on Lovele Squad Live

Team parkour relay

Rooftop Relay

  • 2 to 6 players, best with 4
  • 2 to 4 min

Your team splits the course into legs. Each teammate runs one leg across the city rooftops, then hands over at the checkpoint. Jump, vault, wall-run and keep your balance on narrow beams, then ride the zip-lines, cranes and moving platforms to find the faster line.

How you win. The team with the best total time wins.

Maps

  • Sunset Rooftops
  • Neon Downtown
  • Tokyo-style District
  • Industrial Rooftops
  • Old Town
  • Rainstorm Skyline

Highlights

  • Zip-lines
  • Cranes
  • Moving platforms
  • Jump pads
  • Shortcuts
Neon Convoy, squad driving on Lovele Squad Live

Squad driving

Neon Convoy

  • 3 to 6 players, best with 3 to 5
  • 2 to 4 min

Everyone drives their own car, but the squad has to stay close. The Convoy Integrity meter tracks how tightly you ride together, and it powers the team multiplier. Boost, drift and tuck into each other's slipstream, then fire the squad boost together when the road opens up.

How you win. Your reward combines your placement, the convoy integrity and the squad multiplier.

Maps

  • Neon Highway
  • Mountain Road
  • Coastal Highway
  • Downtown Traffic
  • Desert Night
  • Rain City
  • Industrial Ring Road

Highlights

  • Boost
  • Drift
  • Slipstream
  • Squad boost
  • Convoy Integrity
Courier Chaos, delivery race on Lovele Competitive Live

Delivery race

Courier Chaos

  • 2 to 5 players
  • 3 to 5 min

Every courier gets random deliveries across the same neighbourhood and picks their own route. Depending on the map you run on foot or ride a bike, a scooter or a skateboard. Priority packages, bonus deliveries and blocked roads keep every round different.

How you win. The courier with the most deliveries made in time wins.

Maps

  • Downtown
  • Old Town
  • Campus
  • Shopping District
  • Beachfront
  • Residential Area

Highlights

  • Priority packages
  • Bonus deliveries
  • Blocked roads
  • Your own route
Metro Panic, subway escape on Lovele Co-op Live

Subway escape

Metro Panic

  • 2 to 5 players
  • 2 to 4 min

A co-op survival run through a metro network, against the clock. Sprint along the platforms, take the stairs, choose your tunnel and make the doors before the board flashes TRAIN ARRIVES IN 6 SEC.

How you win. Escape the network together before time runs out.

Maps

  • Central Station
  • Underground Labyrinth
  • Abandoned Metro
  • Neon Station
  • Airport Express
  • Flooded Station

Highlights

  • Arriving trains
  • Route choices
  • Platforms and stairs
  • Countdown
Vault Crew, co-op heist puzzle on Lovele Co-op Live

Co-op heist puzzle

Vault Crew

  • 2 to 5 players, best with 2 to 4
  • 3 to 6 min

An arcade heist built on teamwork, not realism. One player finds the keycard, one disables the lasers, one cracks the puzzle and one opens the route. Nobody gets in alone.

How you win. The whole crew wins together when the vault opens.

Maps

  • Corporate Tower
  • Museum Vault
  • Underground Facility
  • Tech Lab
  • Luxury Tower

Highlights

  • Keycards
  • Laser grids
  • Puzzles
  • Split roles
Tower Escape, vertical survival race on Lovele Competitive Live

Vertical survival race

Tower Escape

  • 3 to 6 players
  • 2 to 4 min

Climb as fast as you can while the floors collapse beneath you. Every ledge counts, and one slow jump leaves you behind.

How you win. Last one standing or first to the top wins.

Maps

  • Construction Tower
  • Neon Skyscraper
  • Tech Tower
  • Hotel
  • Industrial Tower
  • Rooftop Crane Complex

Highlights

  • Collapsing floors
  • Vertical climb
  • Two ways to win
Checkpoint, route choice racing on Lovele Competitive Live

Route choice racing

Checkpoint

  • 3 to 8 players
  • 2 to 5 min

The road keeps splitting in two: a SAFE ROUTE that is longer, or a RISKY ROUTE that is shorter and harder. The shortcut can win you the race, or cost you it.

How you win. Your reward combines your placement, the checkpoints you reach and a bonus for the harder routes you survive.

Map

  • All of Lovele City

Highlights

  • Safe route
  • Risky route
  • Checkpoints
  • Difficulty bonus
Squad Survival, social battle royale lite on Lovele Squad Live

Social battle royale lite

Squad Survival

  • 8 to 16 players, squads of 2 to 4
  • 4 to 7 min

Squads drop into an arena where the safe zone keeps shrinking. Grab arcade items like shields, pulse knockback, traps and dash to push rivals out of the zone. Bright, playful and with no military realism.

How you win. The last squad standing wins.

Maps

  • City Park
  • Rooftop District
  • Container Yard
  • Beach Resort
  • Neon Plaza
  • Forest Park

Highlights

  • Shrinking zone
  • Shield
  • Pulse knockback
  • Traps
  • Dash
Lovele Hunt, team collection hunt on Lovele Squad Live

Team collection hunt

Lovele Hunt

  • 4 to 10 players in two or more teams
  • 2 to 4 min

Teams sweep the map for Lovele Hearts, coins and rare items before the clock runs out. Split up to cover more ground, or stay together to grab the rare finds first.

How you win. The team with the biggest haul when time is up wins.

Highlights

  • Lovele Hearts
  • Coins
  • Rare items
  • Team play
Competitive Live

Archery-style quick games

Quick Shots

  • Play with friends
  • Quick rounds

Short archery-style games for when you only have a minute. Line up fast shots, score by accuracy and enjoy the hit effects on every bullseye.

How you win. The most accurate shooter takes the round.

Highlights

  • Fast shots
  • Points by accuracy
  • Hit effects

Play with friends

Start a race from any chat

Every conversation on Lovele can turn into a race. Choose a game, pick when it starts and drop the invite in the chat. Your friends join with one tap, and when the countdown ends the race starts by itself, right on time.

  • One-to-one or group chatsRace the friend you are talking to, or the whole group at once.
  • Pick a start timeStart now or in a few minutes, so everyone has time to get ready.
  • Join from the invite cardThe card shows the game, the countdown and who is already in.
  • Friends only, if you likeA friends race is open only to your friends. You can also copy the race link and share it.

Quick match

Race players worldwide

No friends online right now? Tap Quick match and Lovele drops you into an open race with players from around the world, or opens a new one for you. Quick races start after 15 seconds, so you spend your time playing, not waiting.

  • Open races firstQuick match seats you in an open race that still has room, and opens a new one only when none is waiting.
  • Races start quicklyWhen fewer people are online, other runners can join the empty seats so you never wait alone.
  • Phone, tablet or computerNothing to install. Play with the keyboard on a computer or with touch controls on a phone.

Rewards

How the points really work

No vague promises. These are the actual numbers for Rush today, and the rules every game follows.

Rush

Points per race, in a full race

FinishPoints
1st place 5
2nd place 4
3rd place 3
Every other finisher 1

The exact points depend on how many real players start the race: a full race pays the most, and the game page shows the whole reward table before you play. Your points are added after the race, once you watch the short end-of-race ad.

  • 40

    Rewarded races a day

    Up to 20 races a day with players worldwide earn points, plus 20 with friends. On top, the daily Top pays 2,500, 1,500 and 1,000 points to the best three. After that you can keep racing for fun and for your stats, and the count starts again the next day.

  • Ads fund the rewards

    A short ad plays at the end of each race. The advertising revenue is what pays for your points, so playing never costs you anything.

  • Every game pays its own way

    Races reward your placement, co-op games reward the team result, and some add bonuses such as convoy integrity in Neon Convoy or route difficulty in Checkpoint.

  • One balance, real rewards

    Game points join the rest of your Lovele points. Each point is worth 0.0001 USD when you redeem it for PayPal, gift cards, mobile top-ups or crypto. See all the ways to earn.

Rewards are for members aged 18 and over. The points program terms apply to every game.

Fair play

Same rules for every runner

Points only mean something when everyone plays by the same rules, so fairness is built into how races are counted.

  • Checked on our servers

    Our servers check every result and decide the points. The game never sends a reward amount.

  • One reward per device

    Each device can collect one reward per race, so extra tabs and accounts add nothing.

  • Real players count

    Runners that fill empty seats never earn points, and only real players size the reward table.

  • Anti-cheat checks

    Results are checked before any points move, and a race that does not add up is simply not counted.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Do I really earn points by playing games on Lovele?

Yes. In a full race of Rush the winner earns 5 points, second place 4, third place 3 and every other finisher 1 point. Points are added to your balance after the race, once you watch the short end-of-race ad. Those ads are what pay for the rewards. Up to 20 races a day with players worldwide are rewarded, plus 20 more with friends.

How many points can I earn from games?

It depends on where you finish and on how many real players start the race: a full race pays the most, and the game page shows the full reward table before you play. With 20 rewarded races a day, games are a fun extra on top of the other ways to earn on Lovele, not a job. Each point is worth 0.0001 USD when you redeem, so 10,000 points equal 1 USD.

Is there a daily leaderboard?

Yes. Every game has a Top of the day, ranked by the points you earn in rewarded races with players worldwide. When the day closes at 00:00 UTC, first place gets 2,500 points, second 1,500 and third 1,000, added to your balance automatically.

Do I need to install anything to play?

No. Lovele Arcade games run in your browser at lovele.app. There is nothing to download, so you can jump into a race from a phone, a tablet or a computer in a few seconds.

Which devices can I play on?

Any recent phone, tablet or computer with a modern browser. On a computer you play with the keyboard; on a phone you steer with touch controls, and races play best with the phone held sideways.

Can I play with my friends?

Yes. Start a race from any chat on Lovele, pick when it starts and your friends join from the invite card in the conversation. You can also copy the race link and share it.

What happens if only a few players are online?

Quick matches start fast. When fewer people are online, other runners can join the empty seats so the race starts quickly and you never wait alone. Those runners never earn points, and only real players count toward the reward table.

Do I have to pay to play?

No. There is nothing to buy in Lovele Arcade. Advertising pays for the rewards, which is why points are added after a short ad at the end of the race.

How do I redeem my points?

Points from games land in the same balance as the rest of your Lovele points. You can redeem them for rewards such as PayPal, gift cards, mobile top-ups or crypto, depending on your country, starting from 20,000 points.

Who can earn rewards?

Rewards are for members aged 18 and over. Each account belongs to one person, and the points program terms apply to every race.

How do you keep races fair?

Our servers check every result and decide the points; the game itself never sends a reward amount. Each device can collect one reward per race, and a race that does not add up is not counted.

How long does a game take?

Between 1 and 7 minutes. A Rush race lasts 1 to 3 minutes, team and squad games run a little longer, and Squad Survival goes up to 7 minutes.

Ready, set, race

Pick a game, bring your friends or meet new rivals, and turn a few minutes of play into points.

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Rewards for members aged 18 and over.