New premium pack · Microsoft Store exclusive · 16-bit

The Six Kingdoms of Chaos — a living courier ride on six mad mounts

Every parcel has somewhere to be, and SamuelWize will get it there — eventually, recklessly, and across all six colour kingdoms. The Street Force hero trades his rifle for a courier's satchel and a different mount in every world, from a giant boar named Buster to a silent sky manta, flinging deliveries to the folk along the road. For Windows 10 & 11, multi-monitor ready.

New premium pack

Click or Space to fling a parcel · W to hop a hazard

Runs behind your icons · Buy inside the free app · No subscription

What it is

A road movie for your desktop

The Six Kingdoms of Chaos is a hand-built 16-bit world that runs as a true animated wallpaper behind your icons. In attract mode SamuelWize rides on his own — delivering parcels, dodging hazards, and swapping mounts as the road crosses from kingdom to kingdom. Click in and you take the reins: Click / Space flings a parcel to the folk waiting along the road, Up / W hops a hazard, and going idle hands the reins back. Six mounts, six colour kingdoms, one original score — and a photosensitive-safe mode that strips out shake, flicker and grain entirely.

Six kingdoms

Where the route runs — and what you'll ride

Kingdom 1

The Scarlet Marches

Red hills, circling dragons and adventure on the wind — ridden on Buster, a giant boar.

Kingdom 2

The Emerald Wilds

Colossal trees and fire-breathing chickens — ridden on a giant chicken with a terrible attitude.

Kingdom 3

The Sapphire Coast

Moonlit pirate ports and glowing reefs — sailed on a rickety raft that barely holds together.

Kingdom 4

The Violet Peaks

Floating peaks where gravity forgets the rules — ridden on a levitating clockwork sheep.

Kingdom 5

The Golden Sands

Domed cities and endless caravans — ridden on a baggage-laden desert lizard.

Kingdom 6

The Ivory Isles

Serene isles above the clouds where every road finally leads — gliding on a silent sky manta.

Why it's different

Not a picture. A world.

01

Six mounts, one satchel

Every kingdom swaps the ride under you — boar, chicken, raft, clockwork sheep, lizard, manta — and the parcels keep flying.

02

Runs behind your icons

It lives on your desktop as a true animated wallpaper — frame-capped, quiet in the background, and it pauses for fullscreen games.

03

Photosensitive-safe

Flashes are small, dim and frequency-limited, and the Reduced flashes & motion mode (auto or the F key) removes shake, flicker and grain.

How to get it

From the Store to a living desktop

1

Install the free app

Get SamuelWize Wallpapers free from the Microsoft Store. No account needed, and it comes with two full packs to try.

2

Buy the pack in-app

Open The Six Kingdoms of Chaos in the gallery and buy it right inside the app — a one-time £2.99 through the Microsoft Store.

3

It unlocks instantly

The purchase follows your Microsoft account — no license key, and it restores after a reinstall. Set it on any monitor and ride.

Questions

Good to know

Is it a live wallpaper or a game?
Both. It runs as an animated live wallpaper behind your desktop icons — a road movie where SamuelWize rides, delivers and dodges on his own. Click or press Space to fling a parcel and Up or W to hop hazards; go idle and it hands itself back to the demo.
Where do I buy it?
The Six Kingdoms of Chaos is a Microsoft Store exclusive. Install the free SamuelWize Wallpapers app from the Microsoft Store, open the pack in the gallery, and buy it right inside the app.
How much does it cost?
A one-time £2.99, bought inside the app on the Microsoft Store. The purchase follows your Microsoft account — no license key needed, and it restores if you reinstall.
Is it safe for photosensitive viewers?
Yes — it's photosensitivity-graded: flashes are small, dim and frequency-limited. A "Reduced flashes & motion" safe mode (auto-enabled when your system asks for reduced motion, or toggled with F) removes screen-shake, light flicker and grain entirely.

Put six kingdoms of chaos behind your icons.

Install the free app from the Microsoft Store and unlock The Six Kingdoms of Chaos for a one-time £2.99. The parcels won't deliver themselves. Well — they will, actually.