GONet Showcase

Dajimo Arena
Team Showdown

A multiplayer first-person shooter tech demo powered by GONet — proving our netcode by eating our own dog food.

About Dajimo

Dajimo Arena: Team Showdown is a fast-paced multiplayer FPS supporting up to 100 players across 4 teams. It serves as a real-world proving ground for GONet, demonstrating that our networking library can handle the demands of competitive, high-action multiplayer gameplay at scale.

The project is named after Daniel Jiménez Morales (DA-JI-MO), whose “Online Multiplayer FPS Prototype” served as the foundation for this tech demo. His work provided the gameplay framework that we built upon to showcase GONet's real-world multiplayer capabilities.

Every feature you see in Dajimo — state synchronization across 100 players, team-based authority management, hit detection, weapon replication, and smooth interpolation — runs on GONet. This is not a toy demo. It is the same networking library available to every GONet user.

Available Platforms

Play Dajimo Arena on your platform of choice. Cross-platform multiplayer powered by GONet.

iOS

Available on the App Store. Optimized for iPhone and iPad with touch controls and full multiplayer support.

App Store

Android

Available on Google Play. Runs on a wide range of Android devices with full cross-platform multiplayer.

Google Play

Steam / PC

Available on Steam. Full keyboard and mouse support with dedicated server connectivity for the best experience.

Steam

Open Source

The full source code for Dajimo Arena is available on GitHub. Study the codebase to learn real-world GONet patterns — how to structure networked game objects, manage authority across teams, handle player spawning, synchronize weapon state, and more.

This is not a simplified example. It is the complete project, the same code that ships to players on all platforms.

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