Questions

Eggox is a game where everything is built by players. You get a space of your own, make things out of little cubes in the Studio, and meet other players in one big shared world. It runs in your browser.

Yes, to play. Joining, walking around, chatting, your own spaces, drawing in the Studio and putting things down all cost nothing.

Some things cost Voxels, which you buy with real money: publishing a design you made, a plot in the shared world, and the Market's things. The game always shows what Voxels cost in real money. How Voxels work.

The age check is free too. If a month's photo ID checks ever run out, they open again on the first of the next month. With an EU age app, like AltID in Denmark, you can check any day.

Anyone can sign up and build in spaces of their own. Meeting other players (chat, messages, friends and the shared world) is for players 18 and over: you check your age once in the game, and it opens up. We never ask for your date of birth.

While we're in beta, you also need an invite code to sign up.

Eggox is invite-only while it's in beta, and for now the invites come from the Eggox team. Got a code? Join the beta and type it in.

A web browser, on a computer, a tablet or a phone. There's nothing to download. If you like, add Eggox to your home screen and it opens like an app.

Eggox works, and people play it, but it's new and we're still building it. Expect things to change and a few rough edges while we do.

On the Eggox Discord. Meet other players, show what you made, ask for help, and tell us what's broken or what you'd like next. We're there too. Join the Eggox Discord.

Chat with us and other players on Discord. For anything else, like trouble with your account, a question about your data, or press, write to hello@eggox.net. It goes straight to the team.

Eggox is made by Eggvelop ApS, a company registered in Denmark, CVR 44287463.

In your home space: 48 by 48 tiles, private until you open its gate. Walk around, move things about, and look through the Market. To make something of your own, take a blueprint there (it's free) and open it in the Studio. Stay as long as you like. How to play walks you through your first day.

Check your age once, then open GO SOMEWHERE and pick the spawn quay. That's where everyone arrives. Type to chat, and your words pop up over your head.

Yes, once you've both checked your age. Add each other as friends, send messages, and meet at the quay or at a place one of you built. Your space stays private until you open its gate, and then friends can visit you there.

Yes. Buy a land claim flag in the Market (25 Voxels) and put it down anywhere outside the arrival town. The 11 by 11 square around it is yours to build on, with no rent. Each plot is one flag, with no limit on how many. Plots stay with whoever claimed them; they don't go in trades. Your own spaces are free.

About 2,000 tiles wide and 100 million tiles long, starting at the quay. There's no map: GO SOMEWHERE lists the places people have made, and your feet find the rest. More about the world.

Anything you can build out of little cubes. In the Studio you stack them, paint them and draw frames to make them move. Make furniture and decorations, clothes and hats, or a whole character to play as.

Not to build. Making things in the Studio is all clicking and painting. Experiences are the one place with code: you write their rules as short Lua scripts.

A place a player built and gave rules to: a race, a puzzle, an arena, a quest. You step through its door and you're in. How experiences work.

Yes, that's what an experience is. Get an Experience from the Market (50 Voxels, its rooms included), build its rooms, and write what happens in the script editor. Try it in private, then publish it for everyone (publishing needs the age check).

Drawing and saving are free, as many drafts as you like. Publishing a version, so it can go out into the world, costs Voxels: one for something small, more for a big build or a character with many poses. Minting the editions after that is free, and happens once, so the number you pick is all there will ever be. How a thing comes to be.

Yes. Everything you make carries your name. And a design belongs to one blueprint: if somebody tries to save a frame that's exactly the same as one of yours, the Studio won't let them.

As many as you hold. Things come in editions: ×5 in your bag is five you can put down, and each one you put down leaves the bag until you pick it up again. Your bag.

Yes. Open someone's card and ask to trade: you both put things from your bags on the table, both accept and both confirm. To pay in Voxels, trade Voxel coins, which you buy in the Market. Or buy at a player's stall. Trading opens once you've checked your age. Trading, not gambling.

No. Betting things, Voxels or plots on anything left to chance, in Eggox or on an outside site, is gambling, and it's not allowed. Accounts that do it are banned. Nothing Eggox sells is random either. Our standpoint.

No. Voxels and things never turn back into real money, and selling things or accounts for real cash breaks the Eggox Way. Anyone offering it is trying to trick you.

So everyone you meet is a checked adult. Until you check your age you play on your own, in your own spaces. Chat, messages, friends and the shared world open after the age check, and nobody can talk to you until they've passed it too.

One thing: 18 or not. Our partner, Didit, looks at your ID and a quick selfie and tells us just that. Not your face, not your document, not the name on it.

With an EU age app, we learn even less. See the next question.

Yes, if your country has an official EU age app. Your phone tells us you're 18 or over, signed by your government, and nothing else: no name, no birth date, no photo. We never learn who you are.

Denmark is first, with AltID. Every EU country is rolling out its own, expected by the end of 2026, and each one works here as it arrives. Until yours does, you can check with a photo ID through Didit.

Walk away. Your space lets in only the people its gate allows, and only your friends can message you. The Eggox Way says what isn't okay here, and breaking it can cost an account its place.

Use Forgot your password? and we'll email you a link to set a new one.