Brands, Domains, and Trademarks

Here, you can find information on various domains, trademarks, and properties we own and/or maintain. You will see various logos (if they exist) as well as a list of all domain names that belong to Elaztek Studios, LLC.

Domain Names

Registration Date	Domain	Property/Brand
2016-01-12	elaztek.com	Elaztek Studios, LLC
2016-10-21	donationstore.net	DonationStore
2023-05-27*	donationstore.io	DonationStore (Cloud Hosting)
2023-05-27	donationstore.cloud	DonationStore (Cloud Hosting)
2018-09-10	galactiminer.com	Galactiminer: Evolved
2017-12-07	blamite.com	Blamite Game Engine
2018-02-21	fragban.com	FragBan Anti-Cheat
2014-09-05	chaoticunited.net	Chaotic United (and associated brands)
2013-04-14	halomandev.webs.com	Haloman Development
2013-04-20	galactminer.webs.com	Galactiminer
2013-11-8	infinityproject.webs.com	Project: Infinity (Legacy Site)

* Registration date is innacurate either due to domain expiry and re-registration, or due to an unknown date entirely.

Brands

Over the years, many "brands" have merged, partnered with, or were acquired by Elaztek Studios - "brands" referring to any other community, product, or other entity. While many of these brands are no longer in operation today, some remain active - either in tandem with Elaztek Studios or independently from it.

A brief summary of many of these brands can be listed below, detailing their history and involvement with Elaztek Studios, and the current status of each - be it independent, closed, or otherwise. Some of the brands listed have no domain associated with them, and as such may not appear in the above domain list.

Brand Name	Information and Status
Chaotic United	Originally founded in 2011 and revived by haloman30 in 2014, Chaotic United is a Minecraft-focused gaming community. Originally, it was the informal parent of Elaztek Studios - however, due to the disputes that were taking place around Elaztek Studios' formal launch in 2017, the two were run separately from that point onwards. In 2023, when Elaztek Studios was formed as a proper LLC, it became the parent organization of Chaotic United. Elaztek Studios continues to take a hands-off approach when operating Chaotic United, and will likely continue to do for the foreseeable future.
Haloman Development	Originally launched in 2013, Haloman Development was a brief side-project of haloman30. It stopped operation without announcement also in 2013, but was later relaunched under the name Elaztek Studios. Today, the Haloman Development name is no longer in official use, however it can still be found on its original website, on the archive of its website, and alongside references to its own past projects.
Galactiminer	Originally conceived under Haloman Development in 2013, Galactiminer was intended to be an Xbox LIVE indie game. The initial ideas were very similar to Murder Miners, with a voxel sandbox world combined with Halo-style weapons and gameplay. Limited development was done using the TechCraft engine, but the project was eventually placed on indefinite hold after the announcement of Project: Infinity. Elaztek Studios made an initial limited attempt to revive the project under the name Galactiminer: Evolved, which was intended to be a more open sandbox game with extremely ambitious gameplay goals. Galactiminer: Evolved saw limited development under Unreal Engine 4 until it was placed on indefinite hold. The alpha build of the original Galactiminer was released in 2022, and the alpha build of Galactiminer: Evolved was released in 2023. While there are intentions to properly return to the Galactiminer IP and bring it to fruition, there are no immediate plans to do so at this time.
Project: Infinity	Originally conceived under Haloman Development in 2013, Project: Infinity was intended to be a Halo fan project and was inspired by Project: Contingency. It initially had small development under CryEngine 3, with additional limited development under Unreal Engine 4. It was eventually placed on hold as the Blamite Game Engine began development, and is intended to be developed using Blamite in the future.
Project: Vista	Project: Vista was a side-project that was intended to be developed by a former Elaztek Studios team member, Blizzardbball, in 2017. It was intended to be a first-person shooter set within a post-apocalyptic setting, however little to no real development was ever completed. It was effectively cancelled after Blizzardbball's departure from the team in 2019.
Eon Game Engine	The Eon Game Engine was a side-project run by a former Elaztek Studios team member, JTKreates (JT), in 2018. It saw limited development until 2019, when JT left the Elaztek Studios team. There are no plans for future development of the Eon Game Engine, as most efforts are focused on Blamite.
Blamite Game Engine	The Blamite Game Engine is a game engine inspired by the technology used to create the Halo games. It started development in 2016, with limited progress, with real tangible progress starting in 2019. It continues to be under heavy development to this day, and is planned to be used for all Elaztek Studios games going forward.
FragBan Anti-Cheat	FragBan Anti-Cheat was a planned future anti-cheat component that would be integrated into the Blamite Game Engine. The name is borrowed from the Arby n' the Chief machinima series by Jon CJG. Currently, no development for FragBan has been done, as Blamite is still too early in development.
DonationStore	Originally launched in 2016, DonationStore is a Minecraft-focused webstore platform created by Mark Barrett. It continued to be developed independently until it development was ceased in 2023, and the platform was put up for sale in order for it to be continued by another developer. This remained the case until June 7, 2023, when it was acquired by Elaztek Studios, who continues to develop it to this day with the aid of Errite Softworks, LLC.

Logo History

Various logos have been used to represent these various brands. All relevant logos can be found below.

Elaztek Studios

Logo 1 - Blue

The first version of the Elaztek Studios logo, created in 2014. While a bit unpolished, it would define the design of the Elaztek Studios logo going forward.

Logo 1.1 - White

A revised version of the original logo - but in white.

Logo 2

The first vector redesign of the Elaztek Logo. With more compact lettering, and the addition of the "Studios" title, it was slated to be the definitive Elaztek Studios logo.

Logo 3

An updated version of the 2nd logo, it featured minimal changes - but restored a detail from the original, where the E and K were more integrated into the Z, rather than floating like the other letters. It was introduced in 2017 and would become the definitive Elaztek Studios logo until 2023.

Logo 3.1 - TimeTrex

This is a modified version of Logo 3, used on an experimental installation of TimeTrex - an employee time tracking software.

Logo 3.2 - Accent

An unused version of Logo 3, featuring a blue accent on the unintentional "7".

Logo 4

In 2023, the Elaztek Studios logo got its first update in years. It features an identical profile of Logo 3, but introduces changes to improve readability.

Blamite Game Engine

Logo 1

The first version of the Blamite Game Engine logo, created in 2016. While imperfect, it would set the template for future Blamite logos going forward.

Logo 1.1 - Made with Blamite

A modified version of the Blamite logo, intended to be displayed in-game within games that use Blamite. It was never used in any official capacity.

Logo 1.2 - Documentation Logo

A modified version of the Blamite logo, displayed alongside the game engine's documentation.

Logo 1.3 - Documentation Header Logo

This is another version of the documentation logo, made to be more compact for display in the header of the Blamite Guides section.