
One world, everyone in it.
A city of cobbles and townhouses, in a browser. Click where you want to stand and go. Whoever's there is really there, talking in bubbles over their heads.
a tiny world for building things
Walk a city built out of little cubes. Design your own things, voxel by voxel, and mint them. Claim a corner, put up a stall, fill a bag with other people's work. Say hello to whoever's standing on the quay.
18 and over · invite-only while it's being built · nothing to install
Six things, and they all fit in a bag.

A city of cobbles and townhouses, in a browser. Click where you want to stand and go. Whoever's there is really there, talking in bubbles over their heads.

The studio is a voxel editor: stack little cubes, paint them, turn them into a hat, a lamp, a chair. Mint an edition and it exists in the world, with your name on it and a lineage that follows every copy.

Every account starts on its own island, off the map. Build there without asking anyone. A portal on it leads to the world once you've stepped through the door.

Land near the spawn is scarce like it is in real cities. Claim a plot, give it a name, and everything you set down on it stays. Pick the flag back up and it all comes home with you.

A GO SOMEWHERE window lists every public place and who's in it. Waygates jump you across the map; plant your own and give it a name.
Voxels are free and unlimited, for building. Stars fall from the sky. Gold is the only thing you can buy, and it buys other people's work, never land and never the ability to build. Set up a stall and sell what you make; nobody can hand money to anybody else, so nothing here is a casino.
Three steps. The third one is the door.
Eggox is invite-only while it's being built. Someone who's in can give you a code. Pick a name, confirm your email, and you're on your island.
Try the studio, put things down, see what the world can do. Nobody can walk in on you; it's yours alone.
The world, chat, messages and friends open after a one-time age check with a photo ID. We're told "18 or not" and keep only that, never your papers or your face. The first few hundred checks each month are free.
Short, because they're meant to be kept.