We build skill games in Michigan, for anyone who wants to play.

Our story

Pixels Union launched in 2024 out of Michigan, with a simple idea: browser games had gotten bloated, ad-choked, and slow to load. We wanted to build the opposite — games you can open on a lunch break, master in an afternoon, and come back to whenever you've got sixty seconds to kill.

Our first release, Ice Clash, came out of a lot of late nights arguing about puck physics. Knight vs Dragon followed a few months later, built around a dumb joke about pong that turned into a fifteen-level siege. In 2026 we shipped our first fully original title, Ice Fishing Frenzy, built around a winter tradition that's practically a state pastime here in Michigan.

What we believe

Every game on this site is skill-based and free to play. There's no wagering, no loot boxes, no pay-to-win mechanics, and nothing that asks for your credit card. Outcomes are decided by reflexes, timing, and practice — nothing else. If we ever change that, we'll say so loudly, up front, on this page.

We're a small team, and we like it that way. It means every level, every AI opponent, and every line of canvas code gets played and re-played by an actual human before it ships.