THAT DOG IN U
That Dog In U is a cartoon voxel shooter that runs in your browser. Raid the island in WASTELAND and extract with your loot, or play search and destroy with your team in BREACH. Every week, the top players in both modes earn $DOGINU.
This game is free and plays in your browser. Nothing to install on your computer.
Six solo players, four duos or three squads of four share the island with the monsters and bosses. Everything you carry is at risk until you extract, except the one item you put in your DOGGY BAG. Extracted glint counts toward a weekly leaderboard.
Search and destroy, from 3v3 to 5v5 online, with bots filling empty slots. One team plants the charge and the other defends. You earn gold during each round and spend it in the buy menu. There are two maps for now, PAPER TIGER and B-07.
$DOGINU is the game's token, on an EVM chain. The whole supply is minted once at launch and can't be increased afterwards.
A fifth of it is set aside for players through the Weekly Hunt. Shop revenue is used to buy the token back and burn it, so over time the supply only goes down.
Published at launch
The 20% player allocation is paid out over 52 weeks. Each week's share goes to the players at the top of two leaderboards.
Extraction. Ranked on the glint you extract in WASTELAND during the week.
PvP. Ranked on your results in competitive BREACH matches.
Raids run on our servers, and the server decides health, damage, loot and kills, not your browser. Offline games and bot-only lobbies don't count. To be eligible you need a verified account, one wallet per player and real activity that week. Rewards are paid after a review period, and anyone caught colluding or running several accounts is excluded.
The exact tiers and eligibility rules will be published before week 1.
Shop money comes from cosmetics only: hunters, weapon skins and custom skins made by the team. Skins belong to your game profile. No NFTs, trading or resale.
When purchases open, 80% of every payment goes to buying back $DOGINU and burning it. ETH and USDC payments buy $DOGINU through Uniswap, then burn it. Payments in $DOGINU are burned directly. The other 20% goes to the team, for servers and art.
Payments and burns are not active yet. Explore the 3D catalogue now.
Explore the skin shop ↗Where shop money comes from
2,000 USDC exclusive
50,000 USDC community
Paid in ETH, USDC or $DOGINU
Servers, art and development.
Buyback & burnETH and USDC buy $DOGINU on Uniswap, then it is burned. $DOGINU payments are burned directly.
Not active yet. No payment or burn has happened.
Burned so far: tracker coming at launch. Every buyback and burn is an on-chain transaction anyone can check.
What the burn runs on
These are the items the shop sells: nine hunters and thirteen weapon skins, priced by rarity. Every purchase goes through the 80/20 split above and feeds the $DOGINU buyback and burn. One weapon skin dresses all 13 weapons, and none of it changes your stats.
Catalogue preview. Purchases open later.
From alpha to a full launch with its own launcher. Each quarter ships game updates alongside $DOGINU milestones.
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Yes. It plays in your browser, with nothing to install on your computer.
No. You don't need a wallet to play. You only need one to receive Weekly Hunt rewards or to buy something in the shop.
Yes. WASTELAND takes six solo players, four duos or three squads of four. BREACH runs from 3v3 to 5v5, with bots filling empty slots.
You drop all the glint you were carrying, and it is up for grabs. The one item in your DOGGY BAG is the exception: it stays safe even if you don't make it out.
No. Every hunter has the same hitbox and stats, so picking one is purely about looks.
No, glint stays in the game. The only way to earn $DOGINU by playing is to place on the Weekly Hunt leaderboards.
The 20% player allocation is paid out over 52 weeks. Each week, 60% of the share goes to the extraction leaderboard (glint extracted in WASTELAND) and 40% to the PvP leaderboard (competitive BREACH results).
Play online raids and BREACH matches with a verified account and a connected wallet. Offline games and bot-only lobbies don't count, and rewards are paid after a review period. The detailed rules come out before season 1.
No. Skins belong to your game profile and can't be traded or resold.
Shop money comes from hunters, weapon skins and custom skin orders. 80% goes to buyback and burn: ETH and USDC payments buy $DOGINU through Uniswap and burn it, and payments in $DOGINU are burned directly. The other 20% pays for servers and art. Payments are not open yet.
No. The whole supply is minted once at launch and can't be increased. Burns from shop revenue only bring it down.
It comes after server-authoritative raids, along with the first Weekly Hunt season. The contract address will be published on this page at launch, and any other address is not ours.
English, French and Spanish.
The Dog Inu is an experiment. The idea is simple: a fun game where you can test your skills, take on other players, and help build something new.
We don't believe play-to-earn can last if it relies on creating more tokens forever. Rewards should help an economy get started: giving early players a reason to try the game, compete, and help shape the community. After that, the game needs to be something people want to play for its own sake.
Skin sales are designed to support that economy, with revenue used to buy back and burn tokens on the open market. The idea is to build around things players enjoy and choose to buy, with a token supply that decreases over time.
This first game is the starting point. Over time, we'd like to build an ecosystem of games connected by the same token and mechanics. That's the model we're testing, and rewards are there to help get it off the ground.
At launch, transaction taxes give the team a budget to run the game without selling tokens. Team tokens only unlock when the market cap hits set milestones, so we only win if the community does.
The marketing budget goes to one thing only: getting the game and the token in front of more people.
We're building this as we go, and learning with you. There are risks, there are things we don't know yet, and some things we'll get wrong and have to fix. Keep that in mind if you join. And most of all, have fun.
