Have 2 different sub-domain for 1 laravel project

@MohamedTammam wow it was fast! thanks it's working

But I have new problem now

I have an index page on url.com , my laravel project was game.url.com and I recently added movie part and now it's like this game.url.com/movie

now If I do it with Route::domain it would be like game.movie.url.com

How can I handle this? also I can't change the index url it should be url.com

@alirezatig3r Change your server settings to make Laravel start with url.com then you can add your old index file to Laravel view.

Route::get('/', function () {
    return view('your_old_index');
});

Route::domain('{game}.example.com')->group(function () {
    // Your games URLs
});
Route::domain('{movie}.example.com')->group(function () {
    // Your movies URLs
});

@MohamedTammam Problem is my index is not with laravel , it's wordpress sadly

@alirezatig3r A quote from that answer: https://serverfault.com/questions/137690/run-single-php-code-using-multiple-domains

You can setup wildcard DNS for sub-domains you control so that *.yourdomain.com (foo.yourdomain.com, bar.yourdomain.com, etc.) all resolve to the same A record, but not with TLDs (unless you happen to own the .com TLD).

I believe you can contact you host provider for that.