We build {game} in the open — system by system, honestly.
The ~16×16 km map comes from Polish GUGiK laser data (Pieniny — lake, rock, Dunajec gorge). In parallel we ran first tests on a dedicated server with several clients.
Confirmed diary milestones — craft and building already work here; no full-economy or public-server promises.
You click. Something appears — yours.
~264 km² is a large terrain foundation — no promises about water combat, building, or a release date.
We do not publish player limits or dates. We focus on the Pieniny map and first multiplayer tests.
When more systems are ready, we describe them in the devlog — no marketing numbers.
It gets dark for you.
It gets dark for them too — you share one sky. The server keeps one time and one weather for everyone in the session. No Hollywood trailer effects yet — just a shared sky.
You walk between trees. You do not pick an enemy from a list.
Something steps out, fights you, leaves loot — and you feel your character grow a little. Pre-alpha: the world reacts. No AAA trailer spectacle — better to know that now.
Solo in the editor is not enough — we need several people at once.
You look across the water and see a silhouette on the far shore move on its own. The shared world works in our internal tests. Doors open to everyone — not yet.
You walk down and see a sheet of water. Rock above it. Somewhere below a river cuts the mountains.
We dropped the first terrain sketch. We stayed with the Pieniny — Czorsztyn, Three Crowns, Dunajec — because that is a world you want to live in, not just click through. On the water you only stand and look for now; there is no fighting there and we are not painting it on a poster.
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