VISION
Make digital worlds worth living in.
A player should be able to inhabit one life for months or years, accumulate relationships and history, and trust that the world exists independently of the narrator.
ABOUT CLIXY
Worlds that continue to be true.
Clixy is building a platform for creating and inhabiting persistent simulated worlds, where authoritative systems maintain reality and AI makes that reality natural to understand and inhabit.
MISSION
Build the best living-world RPG first.
Then turn the systems proven underneath it into the easiest way for creators to make persistent simulated worlds of their own.
WHAT WE ARE BUILDING
Live a life, not finish a storyline.
A Clixy player is not simply consuming generated prose. They are inhabiting a world that can surprise them, refuse them, remember them, and continue around them.
Begin ordinary
You do not need to be chosen. A life can begin with work, relationships, family, money, and small ambitions.
Accumulate responsibility
Roles, property, businesses, military command, or office can change the scale of decisions available to you.
Live with consequences
Loss, injury, obligations, reputation, and political changes do not disappear because the conversation moved on.
Watch history form
An old choice can return through a child, an enemy, a company, a border, or an institution years later.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
A world worth trusting needs clear boundaries.
01
World truth is state, not prose.
If something materially happened, the world should know it independently of how the narrator described it.
02
Agency belongs to the player.
Clixy can interpret intent and resolve consequences. It should not choose meaningful voluntary actions on your behalf.
03
The world does not revolve around you.
People, organizations, economies, and conflicts can have motives and trajectories that exist beyond the player's immediate scene.
04
Resources come from somewhere.
Money, property, supplies, equipment, land, and institutional capacity have provenance and constraints.
05
Time is real.
Travel, healing, training, work, construction, aging, and projects should consume time when the world's rules say they do.
06
Information has boundaries.
Characters should know what they could plausibly know. Rumors, orders, secrets, and news need paths through the world.
07
History should compound.
Earlier choices can return through people, offices, institutions, families, territory, and reputation years later.
08
Fun outranks simulation completeness.
The purpose of simulation is better decisions, emotion, fairness, consequence, and attachment, not detail for its own sake.
WHY ONE WORLD COMES FIRST
The platform only matters if players care about the life inside it.
Clixy starts with Ten Thousand Banners because one world should demonstrate the promise clearly: live a life, build history, and return to consequences that stayed true while time moved forward.
THE PROMISE
Attempt anything the world can meaningfully interpret. Then trust that what happened continues to be true.Get Launch Updates