Interactive
Multiplayer games that open from a link, with no download and no waiting.
Games used to come in boxes. Then in downloads. Now they come in a message. ZeroTix Interactive is the studio built for that world: multiplayer games that live at a link, open in seconds, and pull your friends in with one tap. The biggest games of the next decade will be born this way. We intend to make them first.
Instant. Open from a link. Nothing to install.
Together. Send the link, and your friends are in.
Built for where you already are.
The app stores are losing their grip. The browser looks native now. Discord, YouTube and the big web portals run games inside the feed with no install. We think the studio native to that world is still to be built. We intend to be it.
A game your friends build while you play it.
Not an editor you open alone. A room. Someone drops a wall and everyone dodges it. Someone changes gravity and the floor moves under everybody. Creating and playing are the same activity.
From link to playing
No download, no account, no store. Send a link, and the person on the other end is in the arena before they finish reading your message.
Room for building and playing
The world is edited live while it's being played. That sync problem is hard, which is exactly why it's the moat.
Frames, every one simulated
Every hit, bounce and blast is real physics, not an animation. That is what makes a room feel alive instead of scripted.
Flagship
Evades X
Five years in the making. A multiplayer arena built on one idea: dodge everything, together. Pick a hero, drop into a room with strangers who become teammates, and run a gauntlet that never plays the same way twice. Seventy thousand plays on the open web, a demo on Steam, and a full release when the numbers earn it. Everything on this page grew out of it.
Built for scale.
Six genres the whole planet already plays, reimagined to open from a link with your friends inside. Concepts we are exploring, shown as previews. None of them is playable yet.
Knightfort
Drop in, build up, last one standing. A battle royale that starts before the bus lands.
Grand Theft Orbit
A city of physics, a car that drifts, and four friends who want it. Heists in a tab.
Blockworld
Dig, stack, survive the night, together. A world that exists the moment someone opens it.
Riftball
Football with rocket cars. Boost, flip, score, and lose your voice in the last ten seconds.
Airlock
Six crew, one traitor, a ship falling apart. Who you trust decides who gets home.
Tumble
Sixty players, one obstacle course, and a floor that keeps disappearing. Qualify or fall.
What comes next.
Every step pays for the next. Here is where it goes.
Evades X everywhere it can be played
CrazyGames, Poki, Discord and our own site, one codebase. A daily ladder. Retention measured from the first hour.
A second instant game in eight weeks
Built on the same engine, launched on the same surfaces. The point is to show hits happen on purpose. This is when we raise and take a co-founder.
Put the tools in players' hands
When one game has a real community, players shape the arenas themselves. The studio stops being a content business and becomes a place people build.
Run the games like a quant desk
Retention models, economy tuning, cohort analysis, ladder fraud detection. The studios that hold a billion-dollar valuation run live games on time-series statistics. Ours does from day one.
A game studio run like a quant firm.
A quant treats every idea as a hypothesis, sizes it by risk, and cuts it when it stops working. We run games the same way: retention is our alpha, a prototype is a position, a launch has a stop-loss. Try it. Ten pitches, a million dollars each, ten seconds a pitch, and an algorithm that never gets excited.
Many small prototypes, two weeks each, tiny budgets. Most will be nothing. That is the design.
Day-7 retention and invites per player, from the first hour. Taste picks what to build; numbers pick what survives.
The few that hold players get a full team, a season, and a place on this page.
Below the line, we stop. No sunk cost, no favourites. The money moves to the next seed.
A studio that ships a portfolio, not a bet. That is how a $100 company plans to reach a billion.
Hypothesis, then data
No feature ships on taste alone. It ships as a test with a number attached, and it stays if the number moves.
Size by risk
Small bets on many ideas, big bets on the few that prove out. A studio that never blows up its whole year on one launch.
Cut what stops working
Every game and every mode has a threshold. Below it, we move on. That is how the road above stays honest.
Greenlight uses invented pitches, loosely inspired by games everyone knows, with simulated outcomes. Nothing here is investment advice.
It started with $100.
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He didn't wait for a studio to hire him. He built one.
The founder of ZeroTix started making games before he was old enough to put them anywhere. By the time he got to Harvard he had shipped a handful on his own, each one a little better than the last. Evades X was the one people actually stayed for. It has been in development for five years now, mostly late at night, and it has been played seventy thousand times without a store, a publisher, or a marketing budget.
He runs ZeroTix the way he built that game: quietly, stubbornly, and with the numbers open in another tab. He writes the code, watches what players do, and changes what isn't working. The company started with a hundred dollars because that was what was in the account, and waiting for more felt slower than shipping.
The idea behind it is simple. The games people share today open from a link. Almost nobody is building a real studio around that yet. He is.
Build it with us.
Multiplayer Engineer
Netcode, rooms, and the live-edit sync that makes building-while-playing possible.
Game Designer
Heroes, arenas, tools, and the loops that bring players back tomorrow.
Game Artist
Characters, arenas, and VFX that read at speed and feel unmistakably ours.
Technical Artist
Shaders, particles, and physics feel, in WebGPU and canvas.
Level & Tools Designer
Design the building tools players use, and the arenas that show them off.
Player Data Scientist
Retention models, cohorts, and experiments. The quant of the studio.
Community Lead
Discord, creators, tournaments, and the people who make rooms feel alive.
Salaries are annual, USD, full-time. Equity is fully diluted and vests over four years with a one-year cliff.
ZeroTix Headquarters.
For partnerships, platform deals, press and careers. Every message is read by the founder.