Japanese Arcades

Bring the atmosphere of a Japanese game center to Minecraft with detailed arcade cabinets, working prize machines, collectible rewards, and naturally generated arcades.

Build your own arcade, stock machines for friends, collect prizes, and turn your favorite rewards into a display.

Build Your Arcade

Choose from 22 arcade cabinet designs inspired by real machines:

• WACCA Reverse
• CHUNITHM Paradise Lost
• maimai DX Twin
• SOUND VOLTEX Valkyrie
• SOUND VOLTEX NEMSYS
• beatmania IIDX LIGHTNING MODEL
• Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA
• Taiko no Tatsujin
• Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone
• Nostalgia Op.3
• BeatStream
• Groove Coaster
• MÚSECA
• Chrono Circle
• MUSIC DIVER
• pop’n music
• jubeat
• ONGEKI bright
• Initial D
• Bombergirl
• GITADORA GuitarFreaks
• GITADORA DrumMania

Cabinets feature detailed models, music-disc playback, and Arcade Pass reward interactions. Larger machines include multiblock layouts with dance platforms, twin cabinets, seats, and instrument setups.

The cabinet collection focuses on decoration, music playback, and collecting rewards. The original rhythm, racing, and action games are not simulated.

Working Prize Machines

Claw Machines

Aim the claw, drop it, and try to carry a prize to the chute.

• Large Claw Machine: A 3×2 footprint with 15 displayed prize positions.
• Compact Claw Machine: A 2×2 footprint with 12 displayed prize positions.
• Use WASD or arrow keys to aim and Space to drop.
• Stock your own prizes and choose the payment item and price.
• Configure win chances, including a setting that builds toward a guaranteed win.
• Watch prizes move, slip, and travel through the machine.

Gachapon Machines

Create a capsule corner with compact, stackable gachapon machines.

Stock up to nine prize choices, set a price, and let players turn the crank to receive a capsule containing their reward. Each machine has its own operator controls and payment storage.

Arcade Passes and Rewards

Craft an Arcade Ordering Kiosk to exchange materials for machines, issue Arcade Passes, and browse the reward shop.

Load a pass with Credits, spend them at arcade cabinets, and earn randomized Prize Points to redeem for collectibles. The reward shop includes categories, search, sorting, and an affordable-only filter to help you browse its 100+ rewards.

The collection includes:

• 82 Minecraft mob figures, including familiar animals, hostile mobs, and bosses.
• Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto figures.
• 20 framed arcade posters.
• Miku, Teto, Kagamine Rin, and Kagamine Len cardboard cutouts, with flexible placement angles.
• Seven concert glow-stick colors: blue, red, yellow, green, pink, purple, and orange.
• An oversized sleeping fox plush.
• A high-tier Ivory Mech Suit.

Glow sticks can be held in either hand or placed on floors and walls as light sources.

The five-block-tall Ivory Mech Suit can be deployed, boarded, flown, and used in combat with two independently controlled swords. Repair it with iron ingots and pack it away for transport.

Display Your Collection

Keep mob figures boxed, unpack them for display, or arrange their empty packaging alongside them. Boxes can be reused to repack their matching figures.

Build a collection wall with:

• Figure Display Units: Eight display slots across two rows, with floor or wall placement and stackable construction.
• Figure Wall Shelves: Four display slots in a single row.
• Custom Display Boxes: Display an item with its name and an automatically selected package color.

Shelves display collectibles at a smaller scale, letting you fit four figures across a single block of width. Arrange them through a simple inventory interface.

Discover Game Centers

Explore newly generated terrain to find two-storey Japanese arcades with furnished gaming floors, upstairs lounges, and an Arcade Ordering Kiosk.

Arcades can appear as village buildings or independent structures. Separate world generation helps them remain discoverable in modpacks that change village layouts, with additional integration for supported Integrated Villages pools.

Meet the Arcade Operator, a villager profession that uses the kiosk as its workstation and offers arcade-related trades.

Getting Started

1. Craft an Arcade Ordering Kiosk.
2. Exchange materials for cabinets and prize machines.
3. Obtain an Arcade Pass, load Credits, and start earning Prize Points.
4. Redeem rewards, decorate your arcade, and build your collection.

Server owners can adjust the arcade economy, reward prices, and world generation settings.

Requirements

• Minecraft: 1.21.1
• Mod loader: NeoForge 21.1.252 or newer compatible with Minecraft 1.21.1
• Java: 21
• Install the mod on both the client and server when playing multiplayer.