SGIPv0.1

Registry

Vocabulary

293 shared words in 12 domains. Games keep their own names for things and send one of these alongside, so every game understands every other. Unknown words fall back to broader ones (spec section 8.3).

Verbs 47

What an activity is, in one shared word. Games label activities however they like; the verb is what another game reads.

Used in
action.list@1 verb presence.update@1 activity.verb world.events@1 visit.end@1 activities wallet.charge@1 verb
Unknown words
A receiver that does not know a verb walks its broader chain (cook → eat) until it reaches one it knows. With no broader verb it treats the activity as unclassified and shows the sender's label.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • eatEat

    Have a meal or snack.

  • cookCook

    Prepare food, at home or at work.

    Falls back to eat

  • drinkDrink

    Have a drink, soft or otherwise.

  • restRest

    Sit back, relax or take it easy.

    Also called relaxchill

  • sleepSleep

    Sleep or nap.

    Falls back to rest

    Also called nap

  • washWash

    Shower, bathe or freshen up.

    Also called batheshower

  • relieveUse the toilet

    Use a toilet. Raises bladder.

    Falls back to wash

    Also called toilet

  • groomGroom

    Hair, nails, make-up, barbering and other self-care.

    Falls back to wash

    Also called selfcaresalon

  • dressDress

    Change or try on clothes.

    Falls back to groom → wash

    Also called change_outfit

  • healGet treatment

    See a doctor, take medicine or get checked over.

    Falls back to rest

    Also called healthcheckup

  • counselTalk to a therapist

    Therapy, counselling or a wellness session.

    Falls back to heal → rest

    Also called therapywellness

  • workWork

    A shift or paid job.

  • gigDo a gig

    A one-off paid task: delivery, freelance, a performance for pay.

    Falls back to work

    Also called freelance

  • tradeTrade

    Buy and sell to make money, or run a small business.

    Falls back to work

    Also called hustlesell

  • volunteerVolunteer

    Unpaid work for others.

    Falls back to work

  • studyStudy

    Attend a class, revise or sit an exam.

  • readRead

    Read a book, the news or a magazine.

    Falls back to study

  • practisePractise

    Train a skill on your own: an instrument, lines, a hobby.

    Falls back to study

    Also called practicetrain

  • exerciseExercise

    Work out, run, swim or train.

    Also called workout

  • play_sportPlay sport

    Play a team or ball sport.

    Falls back to exercise

    Also called sport

  • swimSwim

    Swim in a pool, the sea or a lake.

    Falls back to exercise

  • danceDance

    Dance, at a party or on your own.

    Falls back to party

  • exploreExplore

    Sightsee, wander or take in a view.

    Falls back to watch

    Also called sightseetour

  • talkTalk

    Chat or spend time with people.

    Also called gistchat

  • dateGo on a date

    Time with a partner or someone you fancy.

    Falls back to talk

  • hang_outHang out

    Spend unstructured time with friends.

    Falls back to talk

  • celebrateCelebrate

    A wedding, birthday, owambe or anniversary.

    Falls back to party

    Also called owambe

  • partyParty

    A night out or a party.

    Also called nightlife

  • playPlay

    Play a game: cards, board games, video games, arcade.

    Also called games

  • gambleGamble

    Play for stakes: casino games, betting, slots.

    Falls back to play

    Also called bet

  • watchWatch

    Watch a show, a match, a film or the telly.

    Also called tv

  • listenListen

    Listen to music, a talk or the radio.

  • performPerform

    Perform for others: music, comedy, theatre.

  • createCreate

    Make something: art, music, writing, code, crafts.

  • photographTake photos

    Take photos or film.

    Falls back to create

    Also called photo

  • make_musicMake music

    Play an instrument, write or record music.

    Falls back to create

    Also called music

  • codeCode

    Write software.

    Falls back to create

  • craftCraft

    Make something by hand: pottery, carving, sewing.

    Falls back to create

  • postPost online

    Post, stream or scroll on social media.

    Falls back to create

    Also called onlinestream

  • shopShop

    Buy things: groceries, clothes, furniture.

  • cleanClean

    Chores: cleaning, laundry, tidying.

    Also called chores

  • decorateDecorate

    Arrange or improve a home or space.

    Falls back to create

    Also called decor

  • careCare for

    Look after a pet, a child or someone unwell.

    Also called petchildcare

  • prayPray

    Worship or reflect at a place of faith.

    Also called worship

  • civicDo civic business

    Government services, voting, court or the police station.

    Also called government

  • voteVote

    Vote in an election.

    Falls back to civic

  • travelTravel

    A journey that is itself the activity: a boat cruise, a scenic drive, a flight.

    Falls back to explore → watch

    Also called trip

Place kinds 84

What a place is. Ids follow OpenStreetMap tag values where one exists (the osm field), so games built on real maps can classify places directly.

Used in
world.places@1 kind place.status@1
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A receiver that does not know a kind walks its broader chain (pub → nightlife) until it reaches one it knows, then shows the place as that.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • foodFood & drink

    Somewhere to eat or drink.

  • clubNightclub

    Dancing and late nights.

    Falls back to nightlife

    OpenStreetMap amenity=nightclub

  • gymGym

    A gym or fitness centre.

    Falls back to sport

    OpenStreetMap leisure=fitness_centre

  • mallShopping centre

    A mall or shopping centre.

    Falls back to retail

    OpenStreetMap shop=mall

  • homeHome

    Someone's home.

  • workWorkplace

    Somewhere people go to work: offices, studios, factories.

  • transport_hubTransport hub

    A station, terminal or stop where journeys start.

  • nightlifeNightlife

    Bars, clubs and lounges.

  • retailShops

    Somewhere to buy things.

  • leisureLeisure

    Parks, attractions and places to have fun.

  • cultureCulture

    Theatres, museums, galleries and venues.

  • sportSport

    Gyms, grounds, pools and courts.

  • wellnessWellness

    Spas, salons and therapy.

  • healthHealth

    Hospitals, clinics and pharmacies.

  • educationEducation

    Schools, colleges and universities.

  • civicCivic

    Government, courts, police and polling.

  • faithFaith

    Places of worship.

    Falls back to culture

    OpenStreetMap amenity=place_of_worship

  • lodgingLodging

    Hotels, hostels and guest houses.

  • financeFinance

    Banks and money services.

  • restaurantRestaurant

    A sit-down restaurant.

    Falls back to food

    OpenStreetMap amenity=restaurant

  • cafeCafé

    Coffee, tea and light meals.

    Falls back to food

    OpenStreetMap amenity=cafe

  • fast_foodFast food

    Takeaway and counter service.

    Falls back to food

    Also called chippy

    OpenStreetMap amenity=fast_food

  • street_foodStreet food

    Food stalls and local canteens.

    Falls back to food

    Also called bukamama_putfood_stall

    OpenStreetMap amenity=fast_food

  • bakeryBakery

    Bread, pastries and cakes.

    Falls back to food

    OpenStreetMap shop=bakery

  • pubPub

    A pub or inn.

    Falls back to nightlife

    OpenStreetMap amenity=pub

  • barBar

    A bar.

    Falls back to nightlife

    OpenStreetMap amenity=bar

  • loungeLounge

    A lounge or rooftop bar.

    Falls back to bar → nightlife

    Also called rooftop

  • marketplaceMarket

    An open or covered market.

    Falls back to retail

    Also called market

    OpenStreetMap amenity=marketplace

  • supermarketSupermarket

    Groceries and household goods.

    Falls back to retail

    Also called grocery

    OpenStreetMap shop=supermarket

  • convenienceCorner shop

    A small local shop.

    Falls back to retail

    OpenStreetMap shop=convenience

  • clothesClothes shop

    Clothes and fashion.

    Falls back to retail

    Also called boutique

    OpenStreetMap shop=clothes

  • car_dealerCar dealer

    Cars for sale.

    Falls back to retail

    Also called showroom

    OpenStreetMap shop=car

  • parkPark

    A park or public garden.

    Falls back to leisure

    Also called garden

    OpenStreetMap leisure=park

  • beachBeach

    A beach.

    Falls back to leisure

    OpenStreetMap natural=beach

  • attractionAttraction

    A sight or experience: canopy walks, rides, landmarks.

    Falls back to leisure

    OpenStreetMap tourism=attraction

  • landmarkLandmark

    A notable monument, well or viewpoint.

    Falls back to attraction → leisure

    Also called viewpointmonument

    OpenStreetMap historic=monument

  • caveShow cave

    A cave open to visitors.

    Falls back to attraction → leisure

    OpenStreetMap natural=cave_entrance

  • golf_courseGolf course

    A golf club or course.

    Falls back to sport

    OpenStreetMap leisure=golf_course

  • casinoCasino

    Gambling for stakes.

    Falls back to leisure

    OpenStreetMap amenity=casino

  • games_hallGames hall

    Snooker, pool, arcades and board-game cafés.

    Falls back to leisure

    Also called snookerarcade

    OpenStreetMap leisure=adult_gaming_centre

  • boat_tripBoat trip

    A cruise or boat ride from a jetty.

    Falls back to attraction → leisure

    Also called cruise

  • theatreTheatre

    Plays, opera and shows.

    Falls back to culture

    Also called opera_house

    OpenStreetMap amenity=theatre

  • cinemaCinema

    Films.

    Falls back to culture

    OpenStreetMap amenity=cinema

  • museumMuseum

    Collections and history.

    Falls back to culture

    OpenStreetMap tourism=museum

  • libraryLibrary

    Books and quiet study.

    Falls back to culture

    OpenStreetMap amenity=library

  • music_venueMusic venue

    Live music and concerts.

    Falls back to culture

    Also called shrineconcert_hall

    OpenStreetMap amenity=music_venue

  • arts_centreArts centre

    A mixed arts venue.

    Falls back to culture

    OpenStreetMap amenity=arts_centre

  • stadiumStadium

    A sports ground with stands.

    Falls back to sport

    OpenStreetMap leisure=stadium

  • swimming_poolSwimming pool

    A pool for swimming.

    Falls back to sport

    OpenStreetMap leisure=swimming_pool

  • sports_centreSports centre

    Courts, halls and pitches.

    Falls back to sport

    OpenStreetMap leisure=sports_centre

  • viewing_centreViewing centre

    Somewhere to watch live sport on screen.

    Falls back to nightlife

    Also called sports_bar

  • spaSpa

    Pools, baths and treatments.

    Falls back to wellness

    Also called baths

    OpenStreetMap leisure=spa

  • salonSalon

    Hair, nails and beauty.

    Falls back to wellness

    Also called barberbeauty

    OpenStreetMap shop=hairdresser

  • therapyTherapy

    Counselling and mental health.

    Falls back to wellness

    Also called wellness_centre

    OpenStreetMap healthcare=psychotherapist

  • hospitalHospital

    A hospital.

    Falls back to health

    OpenStreetMap amenity=hospital

  • clinicClinic

    A doctor's surgery or clinic.

    Falls back to health

    Also called doctors

    OpenStreetMap amenity=clinic

  • pharmacyPharmacy

    A chemist.

    Falls back to health

    Also called chemist

    OpenStreetMap amenity=pharmacy

  • schoolSchool

    A primary or secondary school.

    Falls back to education

    OpenStreetMap amenity=school

  • collegeCollege

    A college.

    Falls back to education

    OpenStreetMap amenity=college

  • universityUniversity

    A university campus.

    Falls back to education

    Also called campus

    OpenStreetMap amenity=university

  • officeOffice

    An office.

    Falls back to work

    OpenStreetMap office=*

  • tech_hubTech hub

    A coworking space or tech hub.

    Falls back to office → work

    Also called coworking

    OpenStreetMap amenity=coworking_space

  • studioStudio

    A radio, TV or recording studio.

    Falls back to work

    Also called radio_station

    OpenStreetMap amenity=studio

  • factoryFactory

    A factory or works.

    Falls back to work

    Also called worksrefinery

    OpenStreetMap man_made=works

  • quarryQuarry

    A quarry or mine.

    Falls back to work

    OpenStreetMap landuse=quarry

  • townhallTown hall

    Local government offices.

    Falls back to civic

    Also called government

    OpenStreetMap amenity=townhall

  • courthouseCourt

    A court of law.

    Falls back to civic

    Also called high_court

    OpenStreetMap amenity=courthouse

  • policePolice station

    A police station.

    Falls back to civic

    OpenStreetMap amenity=police

  • polling_stationPolling station

    Where people vote.

    Falls back to civic

    Also called polling_unit

    OpenStreetMap polling_station=yes

  • post_officePost office

    Post and parcels.

    Falls back to civic

    OpenStreetMap amenity=post_office

  • churchChurch

    A church or chapel.

    Falls back to faith → culture

    OpenStreetMap religion=christian

  • mosqueMosque

    A mosque.

    Falls back to faith → culture

    OpenStreetMap religion=muslim

  • templeTemple

    A temple.

    Falls back to faith → culture

    OpenStreetMap building=temple

  • synagogueSynagogue

    A synagogue.

    Falls back to faith → culture

    OpenStreetMap religion=jewish

  • hotelHotel

    A hotel.

    Falls back to lodging

    OpenStreetMap tourism=hotel

  • hostelHostel

    A hostel or student hall.

    Falls back to lodging

    Also called hall_of_residence

    OpenStreetMap tourism=hostel

  • guest_houseGuest house

    A B&B or guest house.

    Falls back to lodging

    OpenStreetMap tourism=guest_house

  • bankBank

    A bank.

    Falls back to finance

    OpenStreetMap amenity=bank

  • stationRailway station

    A railway station.

    Falls back to transport_hub

    OpenStreetMap railway=station

  • bus_stationBus station

    A bus station or park.

    Falls back to transport_hub

    Also called motor_parkbus_park

    OpenStreetMap amenity=bus_station

  • airportAirport

    An airport.

    Falls back to transport_hub

    OpenStreetMap aeroway=aerodrome

  • ferry_terminalFerry terminal

    A ferry terminal or jetty.

    Falls back to transport_hub

    Also called jetty

    OpenStreetMap amenity=ferry_terminal

  • taxi_rankTaxi rank

    Where taxis wait.

    Falls back to transport_hub

    OpenStreetMap amenity=taxi

Stats 8

A player's needs and condition. Every stat is an integer 0–100 where 100 is best, so games can compare without knowing each other's internals.

Used in
common.json#/$defs/stats common.json#/$defs/statChanges visit.end@1 souvenirs action.list@1 effects
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A receiver ignores stats it does not model. It never invents a value for a stat the sender did not send.
Extensions
Stats cannot be extended with x- names: they cross games in souvenirs, so a new stat needs an SEP.
  • energyEnergy

    Rested and alert. Sleep raises it; work and exercise drain it.

  • hungerFed

    How well fed the player is: 100 is full, 0 is starving. Eating raises it. (Read it as "fed".)

    Also called bellefed

  • moodMood

    Overall emotional state, the sum of how life is going.

    Also called happiness

  • socialSocial

    How connected the player feels. Talking and company raise it; isolation drains it.

  • hygieneHygiene

    Clean and fresh. Washing raises it; work, exercise and travel drain it.

  • fitnessFitness

    Physical condition, which changes slowly. Exercise raises it.

  • funFun

    Entertained rather than bored. Play, music and nights out raise it; chores and work drain it.

    Also called entertainment

  • bladderBladder

    Comfort: 100 means no need for the toilet, 0 means urgent. Using a toilet raises it.

    Also called comfort

Transport modes 23

How a player gets somewhere. Regional modes are narrower terms of generic ones, so every game can understand them.

Used in
travel.quote@1 mode common.json#/$defs/transportMode
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A receiver that does not know a mode walks its broader chain (danfo → minibus → bus). With nothing it knows, it uses taxi.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • walkWalk

    On foot.

  • bicycleBicycle

    By bike.

    Also called bikecycle

  • scooterScooter

    E-scooter or moped.

    Falls back to bicycle

  • motorbike_taxiMotorbike taxi

    A ride on the back of a motorbike.

    Falls back to taxi

    Also called boda_bodamoto_taxi

  • okadaOkada

    Nigeria's motorbike taxi.

    Falls back to motorbike_taxi → taxi

  • auto_rickshawAuto-rickshaw

    A three-wheeled taxi.

    Falls back to taxi

    Also called tuk_tukbajaj

  • kekeKeke

    Nigeria's auto-rickshaw (keke napep).

    Falls back to auto_rickshaw → taxi

  • taxiTaxi

    A taxi.

  • ride_hailRide-hail

    An app-booked car.

    Falls back to taxi

    Also called uberbolt

  • carCar

    The player's own car.

  • busBus

    A city bus.

  • minibusMinibus

    A shared minibus on a fixed route.

    Falls back to bus

    Also called matatutrotrojeepney

  • danfoDanfo

    Lagos's yellow minibus.

    Falls back to minibus → bus

  • bus_rapid_transitBus rapid transit

    Buses in their own lanes.

    Falls back to bus

  • brtBRT

    Lagos's bus rapid transit.

    Falls back to bus_rapid_transit → bus

  • coachCoach

    A long-distance coach.

    Falls back to bus

    Also called intercity_bus

  • tramTram

    A tram or light rail.

    Falls back to train

    Also called light_rail

  • metroMetro

    An underground or metro.

    Falls back to train

    Also called subwayunderground

  • trainTrain

    A train.

  • ferryFerry

    A scheduled ferry.

  • boatBoat

    A private or hired boat.

    Falls back to ferry

  • flightFlight

    A plane.

  • helicopterHelicopter

    A helicopter.

    Falls back to flight

Skills 12

Abilities that grow with practice. Levels run 0–10.

Used in
player.profile@1 skills action.list@1 skills
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A receiver ignores skills it does not model.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • charismaCharisma

    Charm, persuasion and public speaking.

  • fitnessFitness

    Strength and stamina as a skill.

  • cookingCooking

    Making good food.

  • craftCraft

    Working with your hands: pottery, stone, wood, sewing.

  • codingCoding

    Writing software.

  • knowledgeKnowledge

    Learning and general knowledge.

    Also called logic

  • musicMusic

    Playing, singing and writing music.

  • danceDance

    Moving well.

  • comedyComedy

    Making people laugh.

  • photographyPhotography

    Taking good pictures and video.

  • businessBusiness

    Trading, selling and running a business.

    Also called hustle

  • writingWriting

    Words: stories, journalism, lyrics.

Relationships 14

How two players know each other.

Used in
informative
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A receiver that does not know a relationship walks its broader chain; with nothing it knows it treats them as an acquaintance.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • strangerStranger

    Never met.

  • acquaintanceAcquaintance

    Have met.

  • friendFriend

    Friends.

    Falls back to acquaintance

  • close_friendClose friend

    Best friends.

    Falls back to friend → acquaintance

    Also called best_friendpadi

  • partnerPartner

    Going out together.

    Falls back to close_friend → friend → acquaintance

    Also called baeboyfriendgirlfriend

  • fianceEngaged

    Engaged to marry.

    Falls back to partner → close_friend → friend → acquaintance

    Also called engaged

  • spouseSpouse

    Married.

    Falls back to partner → close_friend → friend → acquaintance

    Also called marriedhusbandwife

  • exEx

    A former partner.

    Falls back to acquaintance

  • rivalRival

    Not on good terms.

    Falls back to acquaintance

    Also called enemy

  • colleagueColleague

    Work together.

    Falls back to acquaintance

  • familyFamily

    Related.

    Also called relative

  • parentParent

    A parent.

    Falls back to family

  • childChild

    A child.

    Falls back to family

  • siblingSibling

    A brother or sister.

    Falls back to family

Interactions 15

Social moves between two players in the same place. Used to describe what a host offers ("Chat with Lena").

Used in
action.list@1 interaction
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A receiver that does not know an interaction walks its broader chain; with nothing it knows it treats it as chat.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • greetSay hello

    Introduce yourself.

    Also called wave

  • chatChat

    Small talk.

    Also called gist

  • jokeJoke

    Make them laugh.

    Falls back to chat

  • complimentCompliment

    Hype them up.

    Falls back to chat

    Also called hype

  • deep_talkDeep talk

    Talk about life.

    Falls back to chat

  • hang_outHang out

    Spend time together.

    Falls back to chat

  • teachTeach

    Pass on a skill.

    Falls back to chat

    Also called lesson

  • hugHug

    A hug.

    Falls back to hang_out → chat

  • flirtFlirt

    Flirt.

    Falls back to chat

  • kissKiss

    A kiss.

    Falls back to flirt → chat

  • ask_outAsk out

    Ask them to be your partner.

    Falls back to flirt → chat

  • proposePropose

    Ask them to marry you.

    Falls back to ask_out → flirt → chat

  • break_upBreak up

    End the relationship.

  • teaseTease

    Throw shade.

    Falls back to chat

    Also called throw_shade

  • argueArgue

    Have a row.

    Falls back to tease → chat

Poses 14

How a figure is shown while doing something, so a host can animate a visitor sensibly.

Used in
action.list@1 pose presence.update@1 activity.pose
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A receiver that does not know a pose uses its broader one; with nothing it knows it uses stand.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • standStand

    Standing.

  • walkWalk

    Walking.

    Falls back to stand

  • runRun

    Running.

    Falls back to walk → stand

  • sitSit

    Sitting.

  • loungeLounge

    Lounging back.

    Falls back to sit

  • lieLie down

    Lying down.

    Falls back to sit

  • sleepSleep

    Asleep.

    Falls back to lie → sit

  • talkTalk

    Talking with gestures.

    Falls back to stand

  • danceDance

    Dancing.

    Falls back to stand

  • useUse

    Using an object: a stove, a till, a computer.

    Falls back to stand

  • watchWatch

    Watching something.

    Falls back to sit

  • workoutWork out

    Exercising.

    Falls back to stand

  • swimSwim

    Swimming.

    Falls back to workout → stand

  • prayPray

    Praying.

    Falls back to sit

Career fields 22

The broad field a job belongs to, so a player's career reads across games.

Used in
player.profile@1 career.field
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A receiver that does not know a field shows the sender's job title on its own.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • hospitalityHospitality

    Pubs, bars, hotels and restaurants.

  • foodFood

    Kitchens, bakeries and catering.

  • retailRetail

    Shops and markets.

  • healthHealth

    Hospitals, clinics and care.

  • educationEducation

    Schools and universities.

  • technologyTechnology

    Software and tech.

  • transportTransport

    Driving, logistics and transport.

  • public_servicePublic service

    Government and civil service.

  • lawLaw

    Courts and legal work.

  • securitySecurity

    Police and security.

  • financeFinance

    Banking and money.

  • mediaMedia

    Radio, TV, journalism and social media.

  • artsArts

    Music, theatre, comedy and art.

  • sportSport

    Playing, coaching and running sport.

  • beautyBeauty

    Salons, barbers and wellness.

  • tradesTrades

    Building, crafts, pottery and quarrying.

  • industryIndustry

    Factories, energy and refining.

  • scienceScience

    Research and labs.

  • agricultureAgriculture

    Farming and fishing.

  • businessBusiness

    Running your own business.

  • studentStudent

    In full-time education.

  • retiredRetired

    Retired.

Event kinds 16

Things that happen at a place and time, for world.events@1.

Used in
world.events@1 kind
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A receiver that does not know a kind walks its broader chain; with nothing it knows it shows the event as a happening.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • concertConcert

    Live music.

  • festivalFestival

    A festival or carnival.

  • matchMatch

    A sports match.

  • tournamentTournament

    A competition over rounds.

    Falls back to match

  • showShow

    Theatre, comedy or a screening.

  • partyParty

    A party or club night.

  • weddingWedding

    A wedding or owambe.

    Falls back to party

    Also called owambe

  • market_dayMarket day

    A market or fair.

    Also called fair

  • saleSale

    Discounts at a shop.

    Falls back to market_day

  • exhibitionExhibition

    An exhibition or open day.

  • classClass

    A class, lecture or workshop.

    Also called workshop

  • serviceService

    A religious service.

  • electionElection

    Voting day.

  • meetupMeetup

    People getting together.

  • holidayHoliday

    A public holiday.

  • questQuest

    A time-limited challenge or hunt.

    Also called huntchallenge

Game kinds 17

Games played inside a game, so two platforms can recognise the same game.

Used in
action.list@1 game world.events@1
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A receiver that does not know a game walks its broader chain; with nothing it knows it shows the sender's label.
Extensions
x-<platform>.<id>
  • boardBoard game

    A board game.

  • chessChess

    Chess.

    Falls back to board

  • draughtsDraughts

    Draughts or checkers.

    Falls back to board

    Also called checkers

  • ludoLudo

    Ludo.

    Falls back to board

  • mancalaMancala

    Sowing games.

    Falls back to board

    Also called ayooware

  • cardsCard game

    A card game.

  • sheddingShedding cards

    First to empty their hand wins.

    Falls back to cards

    Also called whotuno

  • bragBrag

    Three-card brag.

    Falls back to cards

    Also called three_card_brag

  • pokerPoker

    Poker.

    Falls back to cards

    Also called holdem

  • blackjackBlackjack

    Blackjack.

    Falls back to cards

  • slotsSlots

    Slot machines.

  • cueCue sport

    A cue sport.

  • poolPool

    Eight-ball pool.

    Falls back to cue

  • snookerSnooker

    Snooker.

    Falls back to cue

  • dartsDarts

    Darts.

  • dominoesDominoes

    Dominoes.

    Falls back to board

  • quizQuiz

    A quiz or trivia.

    Also called trivia

Item categories 21

What an object is, for describing rooms and possessions. Items never move between games in 0.x.

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  • furnitureFurniture

    Something to sit, sleep or eat at.

  • seatingSeating

    Chairs and sofas.

    Falls back to furniture

  • bedBed

    Beds and mattresses.

    Falls back to furniture

  • tableTable

    Tables and desks.

    Falls back to furniture

  • storageStorage

    Wardrobes and shelves.

    Falls back to furniture

  • applianceAppliance

    Cookers, fridges and fans.

  • kitchenKitchen

    Kitchen fittings.

    Falls back to appliance

  • bathroomBathroom

    Toilets, baths and showers.

    Falls back to appliance

  • climateClimate

    Fans and air conditioning.

    Falls back to appliance

  • powerPower

    Generators, inverters and solar.

    Falls back to appliance

  • entertainmentEntertainment

    TVs, radios, speakers and consoles.

  • skill_objectSkill object

    Something you practise on: guitars, bookshelves, weights.

  • lightingLighting

    Lamps and lights.

  • decorDecor

    Pictures, rugs, plants and ornaments.

  • plantPlant

    Plants.

    Falls back to decor

  • finishFinish

    Paint, wallpaper and flooring.

    Falls back to decor

  • petPet

    A pet.

  • vehicleVehicle

    A car, bike or boat.

  • clothingClothing

    Clothes and accessories.

  • food_itemFood

    Groceries and dishes.

  • luxuryLuxury

    Status items.