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Course help and getting-started guides that welcome every learner.
Arcade is a bold, dark knowledge base template for games, with Orbitron headings, neon purple and cyan, and articles with comments for your players.
Included on every plan, and in the 14-day free trial. No credit card needed.
Real screenshots of a demo help center running Arcade exactly as it ships, before any changes. Pick a page to see it.
Arcade is the only template in the gallery that is dark in both modes. Orbitron headings, neon purple and cyan on a near-black background, and a hero with room for a tip, like asking players for their ID, match the energy of a game community.
Articles bring the community in, with comments (held for your approval by default), share buttons, a rating and “More like this” suggestions, and the sidebar keeps a “Recently played” list of what each player has read. The header comes with links for guides, troubleshooting and your community.
What Arcade puts on each page before you change anything. Every section can be removed, reordered or added to in the editor.
Search results, contact and 404 pages are designed in the same style.
These are the settings Arcade ships with. Each one is a control in the visual editor, and changing it restyles every page at once. Add your logo, use your own fonts, and add custom CSS when you want full control.
Start with ArcadeHeadings Orbitron
Body Exo 2
Light
Dark
Comfortable
One of compact, comfortable or spacious, set for the whole help center.
Arcade is included in every HelpCenter.io plan at no extra cost, like every template, and you can try it free for 14 days with no credit card needed.
Yes. Arcade starts with Orbitron and Exo 2 and #a855f7 as its primary colour. Both are settings in the visual editor, along with your logo, the rest of the palette, the corner radius and the spacing, and changing one restyles every page.
Yes. Arcade is dark in both modes: even its standard palette is dark, so every visitor gets a dark help center. You can edit the dark palette separately from the light one, and add a logo made for dark backgrounds.
Yes, whenever you like, from the theme gallery in the editor. You compare the new template with your current design and choose which parts of it to apply. Your articles and categories are never touched, and nothing changes for visitors until you publish.
Yes. Arcade is built to reflow on screens as narrow as 320px, and the editor previews desktop, tablet and mobile sizes before you publish. The phone screenshot on this page shows its home page 390 pixels wide.
Your 14-day trial starts with Arcade already applied. Make it yours in the editor and publish when it looks right. No credit card needed.