About Beat My Shed
By Memici LLC · Updated
Beat My Shed is a browser party racing game provided by Memici LLC. You invent a hut from a base, body, roof and legs, choose a trick, then race through a garden full of obstacles. Its crafting cup follows the same hut through three races, with a workshop between races to change your ideas.
Who is the game for?
The game is designed for family and friends playing together. Multiplayer rooms have 2–4 racers, each using their own device. A separate browser can show the race on a shared screen while players use their phones. There is also a solo cup against the garden’s racers.
Start in your browser without creating an account or downloading an app. The how-to-play guide explains room codes, building, race controls and shared-screen play. The game needs an internet connection and JavaScript; a compatible browser with WebGL shows the 3D garden.
What can I play for free?
Guest play includes three courses, and all hut parts and gadgets are free. The optional Family Pack adds three courses for the adult host’s room when available to buy. Guests in that room can play those courses without buying their own pack. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and does not make a hut faster.
The grown-up purchase screen provides the current offer. Read the refund policy for purchase help and the 14-day refund promise.
Who operates Beat My Shed?
Beat My Shed is operated by Memici LLC. The game is still being developed, so features may change and interruptions may occur. This page and the game guide describe the current game; they do not promise unannounced features.
Memici LLC12156 Crystal Ridge Way
Los Angeles, CA 91326
United States
support@memici.com
818-691-8136
How can families get help?
Email support for game problems, purchase questions, privacy requests or concerns about a room. Include the approximate time and room code when relevant, and avoid sending children’s personal details, payment card information or private reconnect tokens.
Play with people you know and share invitations carefully. Hosts can lock rooms and remove players. The game uses preset names and reactions; there is no free-text or voice chat. Our privacy and help page explains the information needed to run the game and how to request help. The terms of play explain fair use.