Casual Card Game Platform

Yes. This is a standard feature, built as "named gifting." There are four settings in the admin panel, all of which can be changed: 1. Threshold: new accounts that haven't reached the required level or status can't send or receive; 2. Limits: per-transaction and daily amounts; 3. Records: who sent to whom, when, and how many points. Every transaction can be looked up; 4. Flags: large numbers of accounts sending one-way into the same account get flagged. Legally operated card and casual game platforms in Taiwan all have this feature, and usually set a level threshold too (for example, Star City Online requires level 50). The approach is the same.

Taiwan's Regulations for the Management of Game Software Ratings classify simulated mahjong, poker, dice, pachinko, horse racing, roulette, and linked games such as Little Mary, slot machines and fruit machines as "card and puzzle entertainment games." Whether "game results directly increase or decrease virtual game currency" is used as a factor in raising the rating level. Games of this type usually fall under the Parental Guidance 15+ rating or the Restricted rating, and must display the warning "Do not use the game for gambling, illegal acts or other similar behavior." We build the rating labels and warnings into the system in the places the regulations require. The actual submission and rating determination are handled by you as the operator, and we can help prepare the documents.

Both stores have age and region restrictions for games of this type, and their review is stricter than for ordinary apps. We suggest checking their store policies before deciding on an app version, or starting with a web version to test the market. Please note this in the request form, and we'll assess it together.

The code is yours. Game development is a one-time purchase: after acceptance, the source code, database structure and all deployment files are handed over to you at once. There are no license fees, and we take no share of your revenue. There is only one monthly fee, for infrastructure maintenance: hosting, SSL, backups, security updates, troubleshooting and help investigating player complaints. That's a fee for operations support, not for using the game. If you stop renewing one day, the game is still yours, and you can move it to another host or have someone else maintain it. One of the acceptance items is literally "you can redeploy it yourself successfully once." Add-on games are also one-time purchases, not part of the infrastructure.

The dividing line is whether new code has to be written. Anything that can be changed in the admin panel without touching the code counts as an adjustment and is included in the monthly fee: reward values, gift limits, entry thresholds, announcements and description text, small layout tweaks, adding or removing report fields, and so on. Anything that needs new code is development: new games, new systems, redesigns. Those are add-ons, quoted separately.

For a card game of the same type, each additional game is from US$810 also a one-time purchase. It costs much less than the first game because accounts, points, the lobby, leaderboards, the shop and the admin panel are all shared. Only the new game's own rules, scoring and screens are added. Original game modes, local house rules or multiple scoring methods are quoted based on complexity. For idle games, see the "Game Development" category. We also build other non-card game types (such as match-3), discussed separately as well.

We can build everything below, priced by scope. The figures in brackets are starting prices when bought separately; building them together with a plan is usually cheaper. All of them are one-time purchases, with no monthly fees. [Accounts & login] Phone or email verification (from 12,000), multi-device login control (from 8,000), age verification field (from 10,000) [Social] Friends system and private messages with sensitive-word filtering (from 18,000), guilds or clubs with member management, guild chat and guild tournaments (from 35,000), quick table messages and emote interactions (from 8,000), invite codes and referral rewards (from 10,000) [Mailbox & notifications] In-game mailbox system with system mail, attachment claiming and expiry cleanup (from 12,000), announcements and scrolling marquee (from 6,000), push notifications via LINE Official Account or web push (from 10,000) [Progression & missions] Missions and achievements system (from 16,000), check-in calendar and login streak rewards (from 8,000), levels and experience points (from 10,000), VIP tiers and perks (from 12,000) [Economy & shop] Shop and item inventory (from 22,000), multiple currencies such as gold, diamonds and tokens (from 12,000), gacha or lucky draws with a probability disclosure page (from 15,000), redemption codes and serial number system (from 8,000), in-app payment integration with credit card, LINE Pay, convenience store or in-app purchase (from 20,000) [Competitions & events] Match and tournament module (from 30,000), limited-time events and event scheduling (from 18,000), seasons and ranking tiers (from 15,000) [Support & operations] Support ticket system (from 15,000), player report and handling workflow (from 12,000), GM admin panel for sending mail, restoring points and checking matches (from 18,000), match replays and record lookup (from 20,000) [Data & other] Enhanced operations reports with retention, paying rate and funnels (from 18,000), cheat and abnormal behavior detection (from 20,000), multilingual support, per additional language (from 8,000) Feel free to ask about anything not listed. This table shows common items, not a limit.

No. We don't take on this work, including withdrawals, exchanges for physical items or equivalents, and any form of buy-back mechanism. We also don't take on projects that plan to settle with players offline.

No one can stop private deals that happen outside the platform, but your admin panel should be able to see them. The gift flow report flags anything unusual: large numbers of accounts sending one-way into the same account is a very clear pattern. Once you see it, you can act: check the records and suspend accounts, all from the admin panel, and every action is logged.