Two partners, one production economy. Orion's Gate Studio designs the worlds; Eldranium runs the money. Here is exactly what that looks like inside a live game.
A decentralised sci-fi strategy game running entirely in the browser. Players harvest plasma across planetary systems, fuse elements, auction rare loot and stake their earnings — and every unit of value moves as ELDR on Solana.
Yllarion was an empire that sang its cities into existence — dominion through frequency, memory and emotion rather than conquest. Its guardians' attempt to erase all dissonance triggered the Event Horizon Cataclysm and annihilated the empire in silence.
Orin awoke in that collapse: not born of flesh, exiled by the forces her ancestors tried to control, carrying power over matter from Yllarion's shattered heart. Her goal is to open Orion's Gate and end the age of erasure.
READ THE FULL STORY →Equipment, upgrades and consumables bought in ELDR. Purchases settle through an on-chain program, so item ownership is provable.
Player-to-player auctions with on-chain escrow. The item releases to the winning bid automatically — neither side can defect.
In-game staking with lock terms and a published early-unstake penalty, keeping reward emissions predictable.
Solana Wallet Adapter connection for Phantom, Solflare and Backpack — one click, balances appear in-game.
An Istanbul-based Web3 game studio and Eldranium's first design partner. They build the worlds, the art and the original score; Eldranium underwrites the economy those worlds run on.
Custody, liquidity routing and compliance came from one partner instead of three vendors — so the team stayed on gameplay.
Wallet onboarding, market and auction settlement, staking and the player-facing Web3 guide — all live in the public beta.
The Orion's Galactic Life soundtrack is released as an EP on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and Deezer.
Partnerships start with a technical review and a signed integration plan. Two weeks from first call to a mapped economy and a compliance gap list.