Farming
Hoe, water, plant wheat, tomato or pumpkin. The in-game day has a clock. Crops grow if you work them — not if you buy a skip.
Lost in Pixel Studio · web game
Till the land, craft at the bench, raise animals, raise walls. An isometric pixel world that lives in your account — not in the browser cache.
Lost in Pixel Studio games require an account to play.
Preview
A living isometric map: grass, water, cliffs, farms and a house you place yourself. Press Play now to enter it in the browser.

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Systems
Hoe, water, plant wheat, tomato or pumpkin. The in-game day has a clock. Crops grow if you work them — not if you buy a skip.
Wood, stone, iron, glass, fibre, rope. Workbench and furnace. You craft planks and tools; buildings never appear for free.
Eight species: cow, sheep, chicken, deer, fox, rabbit, boar, grouse. Milk, wool, eggs. Wildlife wanders the biomes.
Floors, walls, doors, windows, fences, silo, mill, bridge. House skins — wood, greenhouse, barn, workshop — change the look, not the cost.
Hair, shirts, pants, hats, glasses. A pixel wardrobe for your character. Cosmetics are identity, not power.
Procedural meadows, forests, hills, desert and lakes. Pixel-perfect tiles, no blur. Progress is stored on your Lost in Pixel account.
FAQ
No. It is a web game. It opens in the browser from Lost in Pixel Studio, on a computer or a phone.
The world is saved on the account, not in the browser. Nickname, email and date of birth (13+). We do not ask for a legal name.
Playing the game does not require a paid licence. Optional donations and a cosmetic coin shop exist; they are not pay-to-win.
Farm, craft, raise animals, build a house, dress the character, explore biomes. It is a sandbox RPG, not a linear campaign.
Lost in Pixel Studio. Lone Genesis is the studio’s first published game; more titles will use the same systems.
Yes. The site and the game are built to run in a mobile browser. An account is still required to save.
Yes. Lone Genesis is a free isometric pixel RPG: fields, crafting, animals and a house you build yourself. It opens in the browser from Lost in Pixel Studio — no store required to try it.
No. It is a web game. You create a Lost in Pixel account and play in Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge, on a computer or a phone.