Foxdragon
A long-running Minecraft survival world where the building happens when inspiration strikes, not on a schedule — and the browser games we made while waiting for an ore vein to turn out to be worth the trip.
A world that just keeps getting built
Foxdragon is a Minecraft survival world. It isn't reset, it isn't regenerated, and it isn't themed — it just accumulates.
Areas get claimed, half-finished, abandoned, and picked up again months later. The terrain carries the evidence. If you're looking for a place where someone left a roof off because the light was better, you've found it.
It runs whenever anyone has the patience for it. There's no grand plan, no patch notes — just people adding to a save that nobody will ever wipe.
Varied terrain, mostly by hand
Shaped ground
The landscape has been moved, levelled and terraced by whoever was online at the time. Some of it is tasteful. Most of it is load-bearing.
Areas with a purpose
Farms, storage, transport and the occasional monument each do a job — even if that job was solving one afternoon's inconvenience.
Still expanding
New chunks keep getting opened up. The frontier moves whenever someone gets curious about what's over the next ridge.
Take a break from mining
Everything here runs in the browser, no install and no account. Click one and go.
FoxDragon.io
A diep-style tank arena. Three open servers, an admin-run private server, smart AI bots with five personalities, a Mega Pentagon boss, a 28-tank upgrade tree and a ram line. Safe zones, crates and a walled middle.
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The Last Stand: Infinite Horizon
Hold the line, bank the credits, spend them on the black market between waves. Permanent upgrades make the next run just a little braver.
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NEON-VEX
Move, jump, dash, missiles. Three difficulties, saved progress, and a difficulty curve that has never once apologised.
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Projects vary wildly in size and purpose. A chest shop, a bridge that goes nowhere yet, a machine that works entirely by accident.
Resources are mined for whatever the current project demands, and the quarry quietly grows. Depending on the project, you might get to go creative — ask.
Never quite finished
Always something on the go
There is a new idea in progress at any given time. Most of them land. Some become terrain.
The world stays active
Sessions come and go, but the save keeps going forward. Nothing here is ever going to be wiped.
And the games keep coming
FoxDragon.io is the newest. The others are still here, still playable, still not quite balanced.