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A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. Empire of Gods - pixel-art AI crew demo. Play free in your browser.
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Thirteen Greek gods run a scrappy space-station startup. A keyless, local-only pixel-art demo — no backend, no API key, no network calls.
The full version wires the crew up to a real LLM via your own API key, so the gods actually think instead of running a scripted loop — MIT licensed, source in this repo.
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