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Two worlds live & persistent

Showing off is the win condition.

FlexGames builds persistent, public-stakes worlds. Every star system, every pixel you take is visible to everyone else — and someone is always coming to take it back. Free, in your browser, no download.

No install, no launcher Free to enter Runs on desktop & mobile
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Galaxy DominionAurelia · the living spiral Enter the spiral
2Live titles
Sovereigns in Aurelia
Pixels claimed
Land value in play
24/7Persistent worlds
The lineup

Pick your arena.

Two different worlds, one house rule: what you hold is public, and holding it is the whole point.

Galaxy Dominion

Rise in Aurelia

A living four-armed spiral rendered from ~92,000 particles. Sovereigns are planets — your planet's size is drawn straight from your Dominion score, so the leaderboard is the map.

  • Start at 365 Dominion, earn more in the Arena minigames
  • Spend it in the Forge on cosmetics that everyone can see
  • Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, click any planet to fly to it
  • One spiral. Many thrones.

Pixel Wars

1,000,000 conquerable pixels

In 2005 a student sold a million pixels for a dollar each and made internet history. This is the war version: nothing is permanent, and every pixel can be conquered — forever.

  • Empty land costs 1¢ a pixel; claim a block and make it yours
  • Add a photo, message, link or voice note to your territory
  • Overwrite anyone at their value +10% plus a $1 conquest fee
  • Get raided? Keep 50% of the markup as wallet credit
  • Nine named districts — The Core is prime land
The house rules

Three things every FlexGames title does.

The flex is the mechanic, not a cosmetic layer bolted on afterwards.

01

Presence

Your position persists whether you're online or not. The world keeps your name on it — and keeps score while you're away.

02

Exposure

Nothing hides behind a private profile. Holdings, rankings and territory sit on the public board by default. That's the flex.

03

Stakes

Anything you own can be taken. Every claim is contestable, which is exactly what makes holding one worth bragging about.

Questions

Everything worth asking.

What is FlexGames?
FlexGames is an independent game studio that builds persistent, public-stakes browser games. In every title, what you own is visible to everyone else and anything you hold can be taken — showing off is the win condition. Two titles are live: Galaxy Dominion and Pixel Wars.
Do I need to download or install anything?
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're in.
Are FlexGames titles free to play?
Yes, both are free to enter. Galaxy Dominion gives every new Sovereign 365 Dominion to start and you earn more by playing the Arena minigames. Pixel Wars lets you browse the whole canvas for free; claiming land costs 1¢ per pixel for empty territory.
What is Galaxy Dominion?
A 3D browser strategy game set in Aurelia, a living four-armed spiral galaxy rendered from roughly 92,000 particles. Players are called Sovereigns and appear in the galaxy as planets; a planet's size is drawn directly from its Dominion score, so the leaderboard is the map. Earn Dominion in the Arena, spend it in the Forge on cosmetics for your planet.
What is Pixel Wars?
A 1000×1000 King of the Hill canvas — one million individually ownable pixels, split across nine named districts. It's a deliberate descendant of the 2005 Million Dollar Homepage with one difference: nothing is permanent. Every pixel can be conquered, forever.
How does conquering a block in Pixel Wars work?
Empty land is 1¢ per pixel. To take land someone already owns you pay the region's current value plus 10%, plus a one-time $1 conquest fee per block. The player you displaced receives 50% of that markup back as spend-only wallet credit, so being raided funds your comeback.
Can I put my own content on my pixels?
Yes. Owners can put a photo, a message, a link or a voice note on their block, and every change streams live to everyone viewing the canvas.
Do the worlds keep running when I log off?
Yes. Both worlds are persistent and always on. Your territory, your rank and your holdings stay on the public board whether or not you're connected — and other players can move against them while you're away.
Is there a mobile version?
Both titles are built to run in a mobile browser. Galaxy Dominion supports pinch-to-zoom and drag-to-orbit; Pixel Wars supports pinch and pan across the canvas.

Claim something. Let them see it.

No install, no launcher. Both worlds run in the browser and are running right now.