Persistent browser games with public stakes.

An independent studio building persistent, public-stakes browser games. Two titles are live: Galaxy Dominion and Pixel Wars.

No. Both games run entirely in the browser — no download, no install, no launcher, no app store. Open the link on desktop or mobile and you are in.

Both are free to enter. Galaxy Dominion gives every new Sovereign 365 Dominion and you earn more by playing the Arena minigames; buying Dominion is optional. Pixel Wars is free to browse; claiming empty land costs 1¢ per pixel.

Yes — it is called tribute, and it is optional. Dominion costs a flat 10¢ a point with no packs or tiers: open the Forge, type any amount from 10 Dominion ($1) up to 10,000 ($1,000), and pay. Dominion lands on your Sovereign the moment the payment clears, and since planet size is drawn from your score, everyone sees the result. You can also earn every point of it for free in the Arena.

A 3D strategy game set in Aurelia, a four-armed spiral galaxy rendered from roughly 92,000 particles. Players are Sovereigns and appear as planets whose size is drawn directly from their Dominion score, so the leaderboard is the map. Earn Dominion in the Arena, or buy it as tribute at 10¢ a point, and spend it in the Forge on cosmetics for your planet. Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom, click any planet to fly to it.

A 1000×1000 King of the Hill canvas — one million individually ownable pixels across nine named districts. It is a descendant of the 2005 Million Dollar Homepage with one difference: nothing is permanent, and every pixel can be conquered.

Empty land is 1¢ per pixel. To take land someone already owns you pay its current value plus 10%, plus a one-time $1 conquest fee per block. The player you displaced keeps 50% of that markup as spend-only wallet credit, so being raided funds the comeback.

Yes. Owners can attach a photo, a message, a link or a voice note to their block, and every change streams live to everyone viewing the canvas.

Yes. Both are persistent and always on. Your territory and rank stay on the public board whether or not you are connected — and other players can move against them while you are away.

Directly from the two game servers, refreshed every 30 seconds. Nothing on this page is a mockup — including the two game previews, which are the live games embedded in the page.