A blocklist working silently in the background is hard to appreciate, so PH Intercept turns your DNS traffic into a live arcade battle: every allowed query flies by as a friendly ship, and every blocked query spawns as an invader your interceptor shoots down. It streams query events live from the API of your existing Pi-hole v6, AdGuard Home, or Technitium server, so the battle on screen is your network's real traffic the moment it happens. Repeat domains level up on screen: friendly shuttles grow into heavy transports and gold capital ships, while blocked domains mutate from crab invaders into orange drones and purple bosses. The interceptor hunts by itself, launching a support drone at five on-screen threats and a second at ten, and it swaps among seven selectable ships, from the Falcon and the Enterprise to the Normandy. The bottom HUD doubles as a control panel: pause blocking for ten seconds, thirty seconds, or five minutes with a synced countdown, watch totals climb, and trigger a gravity list update in place. Client and domain labels can ride beneath each entity, noisy domains disappear through regex ignore patterns, a second DNS server can join in split-screen two-player mode, and viewer settings persist per browser. The backdrop ranges from a starfield plotted from about 12,200 real stars to nebula, synthwave, and custom image modes. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.