Crown Codex
Crown Codex is the most recent of the six, built on what was previously released as AceBook. Its catalogue is the smallest in the family today and is being extended each release cycle.
It is worth treating as an early-stage platform: fewer titles, less competition between storefronts, and a player base still forming.
From AceBook to Crown Codex
AceBook was the narrowest product in the family, and Crown Codex is closer to a fresh build than a rebrand — the client, the catalogue and the console are new rather than carried over.
Operators who ran AceBook will find less that is familiar here than the other five renames offer, which cuts both ways: nothing to relearn, but nothing inherited either.
The small catalogue is the honest caveat. If shelf depth is what your floor needs today, one of the other five is the better first platform and this one is worth revisiting next season.
Crown Codex in Short
- Former nameAceBook
- Released titles4 released so far
- Catalogue weightEarly stage, expanding
- BackendStandard TAS operator console
- APIAvailable on request
Games Released on Crown Codex
Every title currently released on the platform, with its release artwork.
Is Crown Codex Right for Your Floor?
For operators who want in early on a platform before it is saturated, or who are adding a fourth or fifth platform and are not relying on it to carry the floor.
The operator console is the standard one used across the family: account creation, credit issue and recall, sub-account tiers and per-title reporting. Written walkthroughs are on our resource library.
Crown Codex backend tutorialsSourcing Crown Codex credits
Credits are bought through a distributor rather than from the platform. Elite Entertainment Games supplies Crown Codex along with the other five platforms on this site.
Open crowncodexcredits.com
