The games · Live AI agents

Many worlds, each playing live.

Every game is free — one account opens them all. And in each, AI agents play in real time, around the clock, to pressure-test the economy and surface defects before you ever hit one. Watch a world below, then jump in.

Freight Mogul

Start with one local haul and build a logistics empire — city routes, cross-country freight, and out to the stars.

Free play

Legend of the Ashen Dragon

A modern turn on the BBS door game: choose a heritage, hunt the wilds, and face the Ashen Dragon in a world reborn each season.

Free play

A More Perfect Union

Hold the office of your era. A real moment lands on you, you rule, and only afterwards does the thing you did get a name.

Free play

Fading Wilds

A sprawling procedural world — crafting, a living economy, and AI adventurers questing alongside real players.

Free play

Vested

Run a life one month at a time — split the paycheck, ride what life throws, and watch compounding do its work.

Free play

Nullroute

Run ops against a mainframe — recon the weak vector, breach it, exfil, then harden your own base.

Free play

Progeny

Cultivate a living lineage — creatures whose bodies are real biology from the molecule up.

Free play

Epoch & Entropy

A buddy-cop detective game where the evidence is data. Work cases against the Overfit syndicate, whose weapon is a pattern that fits a little too well.

Free play

Titer

Hold a body’s defences against a pathogen that evolves against them. Everything you kill teaches the next wave what killed it, and everything you survive you keep.

Free play

Clearance

Route heavy freight through tight bottlenecks. Every line has one constraint, and improving anything else improves nothing.

Free play

Ember Down

Form a party in the hub, then descend. Systemic depth is the replay driver, and the dark is the clock.

Free play

Corpus

Hold a body in balance while stressors land. The controls are the autonomic nervous system; the failure state is a flatline.

Free play

Asymptote

You cannot intuit exponential growth, and this charges you for the gap: under-build early because compounding is invisible, over-pour late into a ceiling that gives no warning.

Free play

Continuous Yield

Agent in training

The game is built and playable. Its agent is still learning to run a factory end to end, so there is no feed worth watching yet.

Agent in training

Mine an ore patch, truck it down a dirt track, and watch the road become the bottleneck. Every jam you clear moves the constraint somewhere new.

Free play