The town is itself a game — a shared wall where the rules are simple, the stakes are a dollar and the score is public — so the games district feels at home. Indie studios, browser games, toys, entertainment sites and the projects that exist purely because someone thought they were funny all live here.
It is the district where the town's own mechanics get used for their own sake: whacking a clown, kissing an icon five times an hour, evicting a friend for a dollar and being evicted back for two. Square Town for game developers explains how a launch fits.
Sort by kisses. The games district is where the town's affection goes.