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Self hosting kids-friendly multiplayer games on Raspberry Pi 4 (social.graves.cl)

submitted 4 months ago by alvaro@social.graves.cl to c/selfhost@lemmy.ml

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Self hosting kids-friendly multiplayer games on Raspberry Pi 4

I'm working on a little project and I would like to have some multiplayer game that I can play with the kids. Ideally they should be little kids friendly, so no doom or quake.

I tried Minecraft, bedrock but the latency over wifi (and it needs to be over wifi for my project) is really bad.

In an ideal situation, I'd like to have one or more games that
- Can be played in multiplayer mode
- Ideally you only need the browser
- Is relatively lightweight, so can be run on a Raspberry Pi with Wifi

Any suggestions besides the one I mentioned? Maybe some emulator that can be used? Thanks!

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[–] TootSweet@lemmy.world 2 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Minetest is an excellent candidate for this use case, I'd say. I play Minetest on a Raspberry Pi 4 connected to a Minetest server hosted on a different Raspberry Pi 4 (both running Arch Linux Arm) over Wifi regularly and don't find latency or lag or anything to be a significant issue.

The world I've been playing in that particular way is on the game VoxelLibre (Formerly Mineclone 2). It's intended to mirror Minecraft's functionality as closely as possible. It's not 100% implemented, but a lot of it is implemented, and it's very playable. The default Minetest Game is great too. It lacks mobs, but mobs can be added with mods like the various Mobs Redo API plugins. (And it's easy to have mobs but not enemy mobs that can kill the players if that's the vibe you're going for.)