Village

Community-built companion apps for games. Each game gets an app that players build together in its Workshop: they chat, turn findings into Drafts, vote, and approved changes ship to the app on Market Day.

First games: Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (test launch) and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Switch 2 remake, out November 5, 2026).

Unofficial fan project. Not affiliated with Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, or any game publisher.

Run it

npm install
npm run dev        # http://localhost:3000
npm test           # Standouts maths + database schema checks
npm run build

The site runs without a database: it shows empty states until Supabase is connected.

Connect the services

1. Supabase: create a project at supabase.com. Copy .env.example to .env.local and fill in the URL and keys from Project Settings > API. Then run supabase/migrations/20261020000000_init.sql in the SQL editor (or with the Supabase CLI).
2. Discord sign-in: create an application at discord.com/developers, then add its client ID and secret under Supabase > Authentication > Providers > Discord.
3. Vercel: import the GitHub repository and add the same environment variables.
4. Claude API (later, for drafting and pre-checks): add ANTHROPIC_API_KEY.

How it's organised

Path	What it is
src/lib/blocks.ts	Block definitions (People, Missables, Builds...) and genre presets. Fields drive the Draft form, the live preview and the app card.
src/data/games.ts	The games, their presets and per-game block names.
src/lib/standouts.ts	The default Draft sort: net votes per viewer, confidence-adjusted.
src/app/page.tsx	The village square.
src/app/g/[game]/	A game's app, and its Workshop under workshop/.
supabase/migrations/	Database schema, with row-level security.
supabase/tests/	Runs the schema on an in-memory Postgres and checks the security rules.

Data rules

Facts are written in our own words and checked against a source. No game art, music, datamined files or leaks. Contributions are shared under CC BY-SA.