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Logos, icon, palette, descriptions, screenshots, deck and usage rules. 11.9 MB

Logos

The dawgin mark and name, light version

Light version, for pale backgrounds

The dawgin mark and name, dark version

Dark version, for dark backgrounds

The dawgin app icon

App icon

Square, for home screens and avatars

PNG, 512 px

The dawgin mark in one colour

Mark, one colour

One drawing that takes the colour of the text around it. Recolour this one only.

SVG

Keep it round and unrotated. Leave clear space of one quarter of its width. Do not recolour it, except the one-colour mark. Do not set it beside another logo as if it were a partnership.

Free to use for coverage and promotion of dawgin; not for merchandise, and not to imply endorsement.

Colours and type

  • Accent
    #0b6bcb
  • Accent deep
    #1a4f9c
  • Ink
    #101318
  • Muted
    #454a54
  • Canvas
    #f2f4f7
  • Surface
    #ffffff
  • Barlow Condensed 600 700 800
  • Instrument Sans 400 500 600

The game ships one light theme.

Download palette.json

About dawgin

One line

Run a basketball club in a persistent online world, free in your browser.

Short paragraph

dawgin is a free-to-play basketball management game for the browser. You take over a club, sign players, negotiate contracts, trade, set your tactics and watch your matches live, on a real calendar. Three worlds are open: Europe, South America, and North America and Europe, the UBA with its development league. A season is 42 game days over 6 weeks. Open beta since October 2026.

Long description

dawgin is a free-to-play basketball management game that runs in the browser and can be installed on a phone. You take over a club in a persistent online world, and the world keeps moving on a real calendar whether you are online or not. You pick the squad, set the tactics and the lineup, and watch your matches live on a running clock. You negotiate contracts with your players, work the free-agent market, trade with other clubs, and follow the draft and your academy. The money is part of the job: tickets, sponsors, payroll and facilities all feed the club's books, and every figure the game shows can be opened to see where it comes from. Three worlds are open today: Europe, South America, and North America and Europe, which is the UBA, a thirty-club league with its own development league, beside the top flights of Europe. Together they hold 978 clubs in 69 leagues, with a season of 42 game days over 6 weeks. The other clubs are run by managers like you or by computer managers that scout, sign and trade for reasons of their own. Where the real league has playoffs, the world has them too, and an eight-team playoff decides the title. Player portraits and club badges are generated and show no real person. dawgin is designed, built and run by degriz in Slovenia, and it has been in open beta since October 2026.

What you do

  • Take over a club in a persistent world that keeps its own calendar.
  • Set the lineup and the tactics.
  • Watch matches live on a running clock.
  • Negotiate contracts with your players and their agents.
  • Work the free-agent market, transfers and trades.
  • Follow the draft and your academy.
  • Run the money: tickets, sponsors, payroll and facilities.
  • Open any figure to see where it comes from.

Fact sheet

Status
Open beta, since October 2026
Price
Free to play
Platform
Browser, installable on a phone
Worlds open
Europe; South America; North America and Europe (the UBA and its development league)
Clubs
978 clubs, 69 leagues
Season
42 game days, 6 weeks
Made by
degriz, Slovenia

Screenshots

  • The dawgin dashboard with the Tonight scoreboard Dashboard
  • The squad list of a club Squad
  • A match being watched live Match watch
  • A contract negotiation with a player Contract talks
  • A league table Standings
  • A player's profile page Player profile

On a desktop

  • The dawgin dashboard on a desktop screen Dashboard, desktop
  • The squad list of a club on a desktop screen Squad, desktop
  • A match being watched live on a desktop screen Match watch, desktop

Six phone screenshots, 1170 x 2532 pixels, and three desktop screenshots, 2880 x 1800 pixels. Taken 2026-10-29.

Credits

The kit's screenshots contain no third-party photograph. The photographs used on the game's own pages are from Pexels, and every photographer is named on the credits page.

Open the credits page

Every club, player, manager, agent and sponsor in dawgin is invented, and the portraits and crests are generated; any likeness to a real person or club is accidental. dawgin is not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any league, federation or club.

Deck and contact

  • Presentation deck

    PDF, two A4 landscape pages, 4.2 MB

    Download
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