After launch

Your games: every game you launched, in one place

“Your games” shows every game your wallet has launched and where each one stands on its bonding curve, with your share of its fees, ready-made images to share it and a way into its goals.

The site is in English. Button and label names are quoted here exactly as they appear on screen.

Test version

Elixir Games is a test version on Solana devnet. ELIX and every game token here are test money with no real value. More in the test version.

How it works

  1. Open “Your games” with the wallet you launched with

    Sign in with the same wallet you used to launch. Then open your account from the button with your name or wallet at the top right of any page, choose the “About” tab and press “Creator dashboard”. You can also go straight to the address: elixir.games/creator

    A game is on this list because your wallet launched it. Nobody approves anything here. If you switch wallets, the list changes at once, without reloading the page.

    For a second after the page opens, while the site checks that you are signed in, the list is a grey block. Then your games appear, or the way to sign in if you are not.

  2. Read the list: your games, newest first

    A line says how many games your wallet launched, newest first. Then comes one card per game with its name, its ticker, its launch date and a label: “On the curve” while its bonding curve is open, “Graduated” once the curve has filled and the token trades in its permanent pool.

    Phone: Your games with the line 2 games launched by a shortened wallet, newest first, and the first card, Chill Toy, labelled Graduated, with Price 999.9999 ELIX in its permanent pool, Raised and To graduate at 100,000 ELIX, the bar at 100% of the curve filled and the Your fee share block.
    The list on a phone, newest first.

  3. Read a card

    At the top of each card: “Price” (what 1,000,000 of your tokens cost in ELIX, and which market that price comes from), “Raised” (the ELIX your curve has collected) and “To graduate” (the ELIX the curve has to raise to graduate). A bar under them says how much of the curve is filled.

    Below sits “Your fee share”. “Unclaimed” is what is waiting for you right now. “Lifetime fees” is what your game's curve has charged and shared with Elixir Games since launch. Once your game has graduated, a line splits what is waiting into what comes from its curve and what comes from its locked liquidity. A game with nothing waiting stays on the list at zero. To collect it, see Creator earnings.

    Under “Season leaderboard”, “Players ranked” says how many players your game's season board has ranked so far. The page itself says it plainly: ranks are what players have claimed by playing, not a settled payout. More in Leaderboards.

    Computer: the card for Chill Toy, labelled Graduated, with Price 999.9999 ELIX in its permanent pool, Raised 100,000 ELIX, To graduate 100,000 ELIX, the bar at 100% of the curve filled, Your fee share with Unclaimed 0 ELIX and Lifetime fees 1,636.2717 ELIX, and the line 0 from its curve, 0 from its locked liquidity.
    A graduated game: the curve is full and the price is now its permanent pool's.

  4. Share your game with the “Share kit”

    Each card has ready-made images of your game with its live figures: “Link preview” (1200 × 630, what a pasted link shows on X, Discord and Telegram), “Square post” (1080 × 1080) and “Story” (1080 × 1920). Press a row to download it. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to upload: each image is made the moment you ask for it.

    At the foot of the card, “View” opens your game's page and “Edit … goals” opens its goals, both with your ticker in the button (for example “View NDEW” and “Edit NDEW goals”). Goals are explained in Player goals.

    Computer: the Share kit on the card of Pixel Racer: a preview of its link card with its name, how far its curve is, its leaderboard and its figures; then Link preview 1200 × 630, Square post 1080 × 1080 and Story 1080 × 1920, each with what it is for; and the buttons View PIXR and Edit PIXR goals.
    The share kit, at the foot of each card.

  5. Choose the name your games show

    Once you are signed in and have launched a game, the box “Your name on your games” sits at the top. It shows the line every card of yours will carry, “Launched by …”. Type your name in “Name” (the counter shows up to 24 characters) and the line changes as you type. Press “Save” and every game you launched shows it. To show your wallet again, press “Use my wallet”.

    Some names are refused, and a sentence under the field says why: a name that copies Elixir Games, one that looks like a wallet address, or one that is another creator's name or a letter away from it.

    Phone: the box Your name on your games with the initials NS, the line Launched by Nova Studio, the Name field holding Nova Studio, the counter 11/24 and the buttons Save and Use my wallet, above the list of games.
    On a phone, the name box sits above the list.

  6. If your wallet has launched nothing

    The screen says “This wallet has not launched a game”, names the wallet and offers “Launch a game”. The usual reason is a different wallet from the one you launched with: connect that one instead. To launch, see Launch your token.

    Phone: Your games with the empty state This wallet has not launched a game, a shortened wallet address and the button Launch a game.
    The empty state, for a wallet that has launched nothing.

What it does not do (yet)