Take land
Every plot is 100 pixels of real geography. Virgin land is $1. Shift-drag a block, upload your logo and it tiles across the whole thing — plus a written listing in the directory and a slot in the ticker up top.
1 person on the board985 plots taken52 nations at war
The world map is cut into 10,247 plots — 1,024,700 pixels of real territory. Buy a plot, point it at your product, and fly your country's flag over it. Nothing is permanent: anyone can take your land for 1.5× what you paid, and your nation drops down the standings when they do.
On the board right now
Ranked by the value of the territory they hold. Every listing is a real link — and every one of them can be taken by somebody willing to pay more.
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How it works
Every plot is 100 pixels of real geography. Virgin land is $1. Shift-drag a block, upload your logo and it tiles across the whole thing — plus a written listing in the directory and a slot in the ticker up top.
Pick the country you play for. Every pixel you hold scores for it — and you can plant it anywhere on Earth. Buying land inside someone else's borders is an occupation, and it shows up on their standings in red.
Anyone can take your plot for 1.5× what you paid, and the price ratchets up every time it changes hands. Hold the good land long enough and taking it off you gets expensive. The map never finishes.
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