Games — mAIkerz

Games

Real places. Real history. On Roblox.

We rebuild real places from map data and the historical record, then make them worth playing. A human makes every call; AI collaborates on the research, the builders, and the tests.

Game #1

Kick off in an ancient city

Our first game puts a full-size soccer stadium inside a to-scale rebuild of Teotihuacan, the "City of the Gods" in Mexico, as it looked around 450 AD (centuries before the Aztecs).

Coming soon on Roblox In-game view: a giant stadium bowl in the Great Compound with the pyramids of Teotihuacan on the horizon

Archaeological Arenas

Teotihuacan

⚽5v5 soccer, full-size pitch. Play with friends in a steep, floodlit stadium. Bots fill empty spots, so there's always a match.
🏛️Climb the real pyramids. The Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the Ciudadela and the Avenue of the Dead, placed where they actually stand.
🗺️Built from real map data. Real footprints and heights, fast travel between 10 landmarks, on PC, mobile and console.

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Players dribbling past defenders at midfield — Match day

A floodlit night match in front of goal — Night games

The Pyramid of the Sun beside the Avenue of the Dead — Pyramid of the Sun

Real in-game screenshots from the current build.

Game #2

A gold camp in the Alaska mountains

Independence Mine in Hatcher Pass was Alaska's second-largest gold mine at its 1941 peak. We're rebuilding the camp as it stood that year.

In development In-game view: the Independence Mine camp, silver buildings with red trim on stilts, a wooden trestle and an aerial tram climbing the green mountainside

Hatchers Pass

Independence Mine

🏔️Real terrain. The camp, the bowl and the pass, built from real map data around Hatcher Pass.
🏚️The camp, 1941. Silver buildings with red trim, the mill, the shops and the bunkhouses, built from archive photos and records.
❄️Summer and winter. Pick a season when you join.

Follow the build on X

The mill buildings and water tanks stepping down the hillside, with jagged peaks behind — The mill

The aerial tram terminal on wooden posts above the ore bins and trestle, with camp buildings below — The tram terminal