The studios letting players build.

Results measured on the studio's own baseline, not ours.

RYZOM

Their game. Their engine. Their baseline.

An established community, a fixed content calendar, and a familiar slide in daily players between drops. Orio ran on their own build for a full season.

+20%

D30 retention

+35%

Daily active players

95%

Cleared automatically

Floating castle islands in a player-built game world

Week 0

Scope and baseline

We agree the metrics before anything is installed.

Week 1

SDK integration

About a day of one engineer's time, on a private build.

Weeks 2–3

Internal build

The studio team creates and reviews before players see it.

Weeks 4+

Players in

Rolled out to the community, measured against the baseline.

Floating castle islands in a player-built game world

RYZOM

How Ryzom held daily players flat between seasons

A live title, a fixed calendar, and +35% DAU across the trough.

Desert canyon world with a platforming course

ROGUE

Reopening creation on a shelved platformer

206 player-made levels in a quarter with no new production.

Neon sci-fi arena level with a sword-wielding character

XONOTIC

Letting players build without loosening the rules

Progression and economy locked; 95% cleared verification.

The best live games aren't buying content
Their players are building it.

Ship new levels between updates in days, not quarters.

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