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Super Saylor: a free retro Bitcoin platformer

About Super Saylor

Super Saylor is a free, browser-based Bitcoin platformer game (an unofficial Michael Saylor parody) that turns the whole Bitcoin timeline into a side-scrolling arcade game. You play a pixel Michael-Saylor-style hero across 21 levels of Bitcoin history: leap the genesis block, dodge FUD bears, stack sats, orange-pill the bosses, unlock the 21 Rules, and ride the rocket to a Peter Schiff summit showdown. Think Super Mario, but every world is a chapter of Bitcoin lore.

It is completely free to play: no wallet, no signup, no play-to-earn grind. It is just a game, built for fun and a little Bitcoin history. It runs in any browser on desktop or phone, keeps playing offline once loaded, and installs to your home screen like an app. Climb the global all-time and Daily Summit leaderboards and share your run.

How to play

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Michael Saylor game?
Yes. Super Saylor is a free browser game starring a pixel Michael-Saylor-style hero across 21 levels of Bitcoin history. It is an unofficial fan parody, not made by or affiliated with Michael Saylor.
Is there a free Bitcoin platformer game?
Yes. Super Saylor is a free retro Bitcoin platformer you play in any browser: no wallet, no signup, no play-to-earn. Run the Bitcoin timeline across 21 levels, dodge FUD bears, and beat the Peter Schiff summit.
Is it really free?
Yes. No purchase, no crypto wallet, no account. Open the page and play.
Do I need a crypto wallet?
No. Super Saylor is not play-to-earn and never asks for a wallet, seed phrase, or payment. Leaderboard scores use an anonymous made-up handle.
Is it affiliated with Michael Saylor?
No. It is an unofficial fan game and affectionate parody, not affiliated with or endorsed by Michael Saylor, Strategy Inc., or Peter Schiff. Educational and entertainment only, not financial advice.
Can I play offline or on mobile?
Both. It is one self-contained page with touch controls, so it keeps playing offline and installs to your home screen like an app.
How many levels are there?
21 levels, one for each of the 21 Rules, ending at a summit boss fight.