Welcome to DotXia: Blade Story
A pixel-art wuxia online RPG with ten sects, party dungeons and a living economy. Here is what the game is about.
Pixel-art wuxia online RPG
Choose a martial sect, master your blade and rise from an unknown wanderer to a name that echoes across the realm. Free to play, right in your browser.
No download needed. Works on desktop and mobile.
DotXia: Blade Story is an online action RPG set in an ancient martial-arts world of walled cities, bamboo groves and rival sects. Train your inner force, learn sect techniques, team up with friends and fight for glory — all in a handcrafted isometric pixel-art world.
Every sect has its own techniques and two combat paths. Pick the way you fight.

Monks of the iron fist and warding staff. Hard to kill, harder to move.

Dockside warriors with sweeping blades and piercing spears.

Masters of throwing knives and cunning mechanism traps.

Venom palms, curses and summoned beasts for patient hunters.

Graceful sword arts and a healing zither that keeps allies standing.

Twin blades and frost arts that chill the whole battlefield.

Street-wise fighters of inner palm and staff arts.

Bloodthirst blades and fire arts for the fearless.

Sword qi from afar and guarding qi that turns blows aside.

Thunder arts and talismans from the mountain peak.
Ten martial sects, each with two distinct combat paths and its own set of techniques.
Team up for dungeons, world bosses and raids with loot that rewards the whole party.
Battlegrounds, siege warfare and a duel arena for those who want to test their skill.
Forge gear, socket gems, craft potions and collect mounts and outfits.
Trade with other players, bid at the auction house and build your guild.
Runs right in your browser on desktop and phones. Your hero follows your account.
A pixel-art wuxia online RPG with ten sects, party dungeons and a living economy. Here is what the game is about.
Create a hero, learn the basics, reach level 10 and join a sect. A quick walkthrough for new players.
Our closed beta is invite-only. Here is how invite codes work and what we would like testers to look at.