An MMO sandbox with endless progression.
In other MMOs you walk a path the developers wrote into the code. Here nobody takes you by the hand — you have complete freedom.
The game hands out no tasks, no starter gear, and it will not invent a purpose for you. Every item has come the whole way from ore to finished product, a nail as much as an engine. The universe is exactly what other players have made of it.
No classes, no levels, no skill trees. Progress here is property, connections and power. Want to spend a lifetime forging nails in a mountain town? Go ahead. Want to found a state and govern people? Try it.
Moving across a town, across a planet or across space takes anything from a few seconds to several real days. While you are away, the whole universe carries on without you. Planets close in and drift apart, discoveries are made, states are founded and die out.
This is not a demo and not a trailer but the engine itself, and in it people are already mining ore, trading on the order book, building towns, holding trials and voting. What works, what is ahead and how the project pays for itself — on a page of its own.
The first towns, the first roads, the first laws and the first starship happen once — and somebody will be the one who did it. Leave your email: we send one letter when the world opens.
The letter is only about the big world opening. You can play, and argue about mechanics, right now — there is nothing to wait for.
There is no date. Signing up guarantees an invitation, not a date. But the alpha is playable right now.
A device with a browser. Desktop is the main one; a phone covers whatever does not need you present.
Stamina recovers while you are offline; forty minutes a day is a working pace.
Yes, and your things are gone. Knowledge is not: it lives in the Bioprinter cloud — that cannot be deleted.
The world carries on. Buildings keep charging upkeep, offices fall vacant, obligations keep running.
Yes, the alpha is running. Access is handed out on Discord, and that is where updates, mechanics and balance get argued about — and those who bring strong ideas and analysis we invite onto the team as volunteers. The email is only for one letter about the big world opening.
No. The alpha burns down completely when the big world starts: nothing carries over from it — no property, no money, no reputation. Otherwise the first players would enter the world with a head start, and it has to begin empty for everyone. What stays is the thing you cannot carry — knowing how all of this works.