Integrate sub.games subscriptions into browser games with tier gating.
npx skills add https://github.com/subdotgames/skills --skill subgames
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: subgames Source: https://github.com/subdotgames/skills/tree/main/skills/subgames Command: npx skills add https://github.com/subdotgames/skills --skill subgames
Integrates sub.games subscriptions into a browser game, enabling tier-based gating, in-app prompts, and a global registration flow to monetize gameplay.
Tell Claude Code to add sub.games subscriptions to my browser game.
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You can add subscription gating to a browser game by integrating the @subgames/sdk, which handles tier-based content access, paid prompts, and modal pause/unpause events automatically.
Yes, the subgames subscription integration supports Phaser, Three.js, Pixi.js, Canvas, and plain HTML games by providing framework-specific pattern references for correct setup.
Tier-gating in browser games restricts specific content based on subscription level, using SDK checks to lock elements and display sparkle markers on gated UI components.
Install the subgames SDK via npm or CDN by following the SKILL.md instructions, which cover initialization steps, framework pattern references, and global registration on sub.games.
You need a deployed or local browser game environment to integrate subgames subscriptions, as the SDK requires an active game instance to hook into for pause handling and tier gating.
Handle pause and unpause events during subscription modals by using the subgames SDK's built-in event listeners to halt and resume game logic seamlessly during paid prompts.
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