Components
Useful parts, mechanisms, materials, patterns, and build files that can become part of larger machines.
Marketplace
Buildable designs, tested through play.
The Forge Marketplace is where useful components, machines, and physical kits become available to license, build, and remix.
Marketplace
Buy the useful thing, credit the people behind it.
Items are organized around what builders can actually use: parts, assemblies, and kits. Purchases grant access through licenses, so each item can carry permissions, attribution, and rewards with it.
Machines
Assemblies that combine components into systems tested through games, constraints, and physical builds.
Physical kits
Buildable bundles for people who want to move from a proven idea to a real-world construction path.
How it works
Find the game, trace the build, license the work.
Browse by game
Filter marketplace activity by the Forge world where a component or machine was designed, assembled, or proven.
Inspect provenance
See who engineered the part, who assembled the machine, and where players proved it was useful.
Purchase access
Use license-based purchases, with x402 as the intended payment rail for lightweight marketplace transactions.
Reward the chain
Route royalties, attribution, and reputation back to the people whose work made the useful creation possible.
Checkout
Wallet connection, game filters, and x402 purchases will support marketplace checkout.
Coming after the first builds
First the worlds, then the economy around them.
Marketplace listings will open when Forge projects have useful artifacts, clear attribution, and enough player proof for people to confidently license, build, or remix the work.
Proof before sale
Marketplace readiness should follow testing, not hype.
Built to leave the game
The best designs should be legible enough to build in the real world.
Follow marketplace activity
Get updates when marketplace listings and purchase flows are ready.
Marketplace updates are selected by default here.