Free-for-all · 150 to a dish
Eat
or be
eaten
You are one cell in a dish of hundreds. Swallow anything smaller than you, outrun anything larger. Your cell takes its colour from your address, so it is yours before you have typed a thing.
No wallet needed. Your progress lives in this browser — connect a wallet later to make it permanent.
Finding the nearest server…
The allowlist closed on 1 Sep 2026, 12:00 UTC. See the collection.
Everything you can do
Move
Drag anywhere · MouseSmall cells are quick. The bigger you get, the slower you turn.
Split
Split button · SpaceLaunch half of yourself forward to catch something faster than you.
Eject
Eject button · WSpit out mcap to feed a friend, or to grow a virus into a weapon.
What this is
Eater is a real-time multiplayer game that runs in a browser. Up to 150 cells share one dish, each of them a player or a bot moving under the same rules, simulated 25 times a second on a server that is the authority on who ate whom. It is free, it needs no wallet and no install, and a match starts in one tap.
It runs on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663), and the chain is inside the game rather than beside it. Every half hour Eater reads Robinhood Chain’s 24-hour TVL change from DefiLlama and the dish moves with it: on a day the chain grew, viruses multiply faster and burst smaller cells; on a day it shrank, they do the opposite. The percentage it read is printed on screen beside the condition it produced, so you can check it against DefiLlama yourself. What the chain never touches is the eating rule — the ratio that decides who can swallow whom is the same on every day.
The orbs are ten patterns, one ERC-721 each, sealed when minted and revealed in place. You choose the pattern; the colour and whether it moves are drawn on opening, from published odds against a commitment fixed before the sale opens. The collection and the dates.