World-Famous Streamers Launch Their Own Game Studio: Gallaxia Introduced

A New Creator-Centric Business Model More than 50 popular gaming content creators, including names like Panda, Levinho, Sevou, and iFerg, have announced the launch of a new gaming and entertainment studio called Gallaxia.
Co-founded by former professional footballer James Ashton, this collective represents a massive network with over 200 million followers and 30 billion views.
Departing from traditional studio models, Gallaxia offers a structure where content creators are not just promotional faces but also partners in the projects.
Through digital assets called 'Gallaxium Bars,' members of the collective share in the revenue generated from the games and products developed by the studio.
This model aims to transform creators from marketing tools into active developers and stakeholders.
First Major Production: Planet-X The studio's first major release will be a free-to-play treasure hunt shooter titled Planet-X.
The game, where players can compete for real-world rewards, has already reached 300,000 verified registrations and generated over $500,000 in early sales revenue ahead of its official launch.
Planet-X will utilize Gallaxia's technological infrastructure to combine digital asset ownership with live events.
Expanding Ecosystem and Technological Infrastructure Gallaxia's vision extends beyond gaming to include the worlds of sports and entertainment.
Through collaborations with figures like NBA player Isaiah Joe, the studio plans to integrate augmented reality experiences and physical reward distributions into its ecosystem.
All studio operations and in-game economies will be managed via the $GLX protocol, overseen by the Gallaxia Foundation.
Co-founder James Ashton stated that their goal is to become a next-generation gaming giant by combining a community-focused ownership model with high-quality production values.
Leveraging its established creator network, Gallaxia aims to reach large audiences directly without the need for traditional marketing costs.