Worldcraft
Your World.
Alive.
Your World.
Alive.
Describe a world in one sentence and AI forges it in 30 seconds: characters, factions, history, a map you walk straight into. Then you actually play it — fight enemies, talk to NPCs, build, and finish quests. Here's the turn: every quest pays. Hold the Worldcraft token and your rewards land as real SOL in your wallet. Don't hold? You still earn in-game coins for everything you do.
Create an account, build your own world, and get a full dashboard to manage everything.
Jump straight in and explore a pre-built world. No account needed.
Every world you create becomes a playable 2D game with combat, NPCs, quests, building, vendors, wildlife, and progression — backed by a full AI-generated lore layer you can explore, edit, and grow.
Worldcraft rewards you for playing. Hold the Worldcraft token and the quests you finish pay out real SOL on Solana. Don't hold it? You still earn in-game coins for everything you do — nothing is locked behind the token.
Token holders earn real SOL for completing quests. Non-holders earn in-game coins for the same quests — play either way.
Your reward is the quest's base SOL multiplied by your holder tier. The bigger your share of supply, the bigger your multiplier.
Earnings accrue automatically. Hit Claim on your Earnings dashboard and the SOL lands in your wallet — up to 4 claims a day, 6 hours apart.
Connect an existing Solana wallet like Phantom, or log in with email and get a Solana wallet created for you automatically.
Tiers scale with the percentage of token supply your wallet holds (total supply 1B, so Bronze starts around 2.5M tokens and Diamond around 20M). The multiplier caps once a wallet holds more than 3.5% of supply (35M) — an anti-whale measure so rewards stay spread across the community.
The Worldcraft token isn't live yet — the contract address is TBA. Until launch, everyone earns in-game coins; real SOL payouts begin once the token goes live on Solana mainnet. Each quest pays out once per account, a global daily pool caps total payouts, and you must hold the token at claim time to receive SOL. Anti-farming checks apply. Rewards are a thank-you for playing, not an investment or a promise of profit, and depend on the available treasury and daily pool. Not financial advice.
Type a concept — anything from “a dying world where the last city floats above an ocean of ash” to “cozy mushroom kingdom with sentient fungi.” Or skip AI entirely and build everything by hand.
AI generation is optional. You can create an empty world and manually add every character, location, faction, artifact, species, and event yourself.
Your world isn't a document — it's a place. Enter the hub zone and start exploring. The terrain is procedurally generated. NPCs wander the streets. A merchant sells gear. A campfire heals you. Portals lead to other zones.
3 zones: Hub (your home base), Grassland (wilderness with orcs), and Seaside Village (NPCs, quests, shops). More zones coming.
This is a real game. Orc warriors patrol the grassland. Bandits ambush you in the village. Named NPCs give you quests with gold rewards. Vendors sell health potions, strength tonics, and shields. Shrines buff your stats. Everything tracks progress.
SPACE to attack. E to interact. 1/2/3 for dialogue choices. Damage numbers float. Enemies have AI states: idle, chase, attack, hurt, death.
-12+25 HP
Press B to open the build menu. Place wooden huts, stone walls, market stalls, watchtowers, fences, torches, and more. Rotate with R. Everything costs wood, stone, or gold. Your placements persist — the world grows as you play.
22 items across structures, props, and decoration. Placed objects become collision — NPCs and enemies path around them. Only the world owner can build.
CabinTower
Tent
Wall
StallWellBarrel
FenceEach of these systems is built and working. Not a roadmap. Not coming soon. This is what you get when you create a world today.
Orc warriors in the grassland. Bandits in the village. Each enemy has full AI behavior — they idle, detect you, chase, attack, take damage, and die with animated states. Damage numbers float. You can dodge, kite, and time your attacks.
Every NPC has a name, a role, and dialogue that changes based on your progress. Helena the Tavern Keeper offers quests and heals you. Barton the Guard Captain tracks your orc kills. Witch Willow reads your fortune and sells potions. Quest-givers remember what you've done.
Press B to open the build menu. 22 items across structures, props, and decoration. Each costs wood, stone, or gold. Rotate with R. Buildings persist across sessions — and attract named NPC residents who move in, offer quests, and react to your progress.
CabinTowerTentWallStallWellBarrelFenceKill enemies for gold. Complete quests for rewards. Buy gear from vendors. The grassland has a full mission chain. The village has Marina's Lost Necklace quest and a witch selling potions. Building residents in the hub offer their own quests — gather firewood for Helena, survey discoveries for Marcus, clear orcs for Barton.
Every world has a full lore layer — entity library, timeline, connections graph, world map, and AI storytelling. The game and the lore are the same world.
Six entity types — characters, locations, factions, artifacts, species, events. Each gets a full page with lore, custom facts, tags, and connections to other entities.
Chronological history divided into named eras. Every war, coronation, and cataclysm — with dates and impact descriptions.
Interactive graph showing every relationship. Alliances, rivalries, bloodlines — hover to highlight, click to navigate.
Bird's-eye view with entity pins. Draw regions, assign faction territories, and watch borders shift across eras.
Give any character a personality prompt and let AI write what happens to them — journal entries, encounters, discoveries. Every story goes to a review queue. You approve, edit, or reject. Nothing changes in your world without your say.
Everything you need to know to start playing.
Walk around the world. Arrow keys also work.
Strike enemies in the direction you're facing.
Talk to NPCs, accept quests, inspect landmarks, activate shrines.
Open the build menu. R to rotate. Click to place.
Choose from 28 characters. Customize your color.
Pick dialogue options when talking to NPCs.
Your home base. Merchant, campfire, well, 8 townsfolk NPCs. Place buildings to attract named residents who offer quests. Complete objectives to unlock paths to other zones.
Wilderness zone. 7 orc warriors, combat shrine, vendor camp, 8 points of interest. Full mission chain with chest reward.
Coastal zone. 6 named NPCs, Witch Willow's potion shop, 4 bandits, wildlife, and Marina's Lost Necklace quest.
Browse public worlds on Discover. Walk through someone else's creation. No account needed.
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Describe a concept. AI builds it in 30 seconds. Then walk in, fight, build, and grow it into something real. Free. No limits. No credit card.