Live ops your product team can launch on its own.
Events are configured in the console, not written in server code. Pick one of the event types every hit game runs, set the rewards, rooms and schedule, test it in staging and publish.
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18 event types, ready as templates
The biggest casual games run these events under their own names, and each studio built them by hand. In Lonca each one is a template: pick it, set rewards, rooms and a schedule, and launch.
Compete
Solo events where rank, speed or survival decides.
Tournament
Compete for rank in rooms of players at their level over a few days.
rooms · stages · rank prizes
Race
First to reach a target in a small room wins.
target · room size · place prizes
Rush
Short back-to-back rounds; the player picks how many and how long.
steps · round length · bot fallback
Survival
Win levels to stay in; players who fail drop out until a few are left.
elimination · target · runs
League
Finish high to move up a division, low to drop.
divisions · promotion · relegation
Duel
Beat one rival over a few rounds, with a bot if nobody shows up.
rooms of 2 · rounds · bot fallback
Knockout
Win through quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final.
brackets · rooms of 8 · places
Country cup
Play for their country through qualifiers and a knockout.
country pools · qualifiers · brackets
Multi-stage
Qualify in one stage, get re-seated, and play on in the next.
stages · qualifiers · per-stage prizes
Play together
Events a team or a pair wins as one.
Team vs team
Their team faces other teams; the team score decides.
team rooms · in-team rank
Team goal
The whole team fills one chest or beats one boss together.
shared target · team size tiers
Partner co-op
Two players progress together toward one goal.
pairs · invites · shared milestones
Progress and return
Events that reward collecting, climbing and coming back.
Season pass
Climb tiers on a free track and an optional premium one.
milestones · free + premium
Card album
Collect cards into sets for set rewards.
collections · set rewards · card packs
Board game
Earn moves from levels and travel a board of rewards.
moves from levels · milestones
Daily reward
Come back each day for a wheel spin or a calendar gift.
day-indexed calendar
Missions
Finish a list of tasks over a week, with targets set per player.
tasks · personal targets · milestones
Streak
Win levels in a row to climb rewards; a loss starts over.
streak milestones · reset on fail
Everything an event needs, in one definition
- Templates you can clone and export
- Every event type above starts as a template you adjust. Copy a definition from staging to production, or export it as a bundle.
- Schedules you set once
- Run an event once or on repeat, with an interval, a count and a window. Every occurrence freezes its own content, so editing next week's event never changes this week's.
- scheduled → active → ended → finalized
- Stages, rooms and bots
- Time-boxed or score-boxed stages, rooms that fill by level tier, rooms that merge, and bots that top up empty seats so an event feels full from the first day.
- Prize tables
- Rank brackets, places, thresholds, milestones with free and premium tracks, and pool splits. Rewards go to the inbox and are claimed exactly once.
- Who sees what
- Eligibility by level, platform, app version, audience and country. Lonca works out each player's country itself, so there is no country setting to get wrong. Event policy sets exclusion groups, priority and how many events a player sees at once.
- A flow builder, not a script
- Wire triggers to actions: when a room fills, add bots; when a stage ends, advance; when the event ends, grant prizes. Flows are checked when you save, and webhooks reach your own server when you need them.
- room_filled → fill_bots
- One level result, every event
- Your game sends a gameplay signal such as level_won once. Every event the player is in counts it, exactly once.
- Achievements and daily runs
- Boolean, progress and tiered achievements with rarity, plus daily runs with one attempt per period and a shared seed.
- Test before players see it
- Dev and staging have test players, a time offset per occurrence and forced transitions, so you can play a three-day event in ten minutes.
A/B variant assignment is planned after early access.
From template to published in one screen
Schedule, eligibility, stages and prizes sit side by side. Drafts are versioned, published versions never change, and the console tells you exactly why a definition will not publish.
- Tiny Kingdoms
Leaderboards, tournaments and async PvP
Sign-in, cloud progress, profiles and privacy
Friends, inbox, teams and chat
Wallet, timed economy and promo codes
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