A social reward for the right player.
New original-game tests keep the tested social rewards and First DNA guidance with their owner, then restore the earned progress.
NOTES FROM DEVELOPMENT
The development journal.
A record of what has been tried, what has worked, and what comes next.
Back to being a creature.
The shared-world foundations are in place. Now the focus moves to the everyday life of a Creature-stage player.
Two places. One universe.
Separate locations, a meeting, a journey home, and a return after restarting the world.
Progress that survives a restart.
The experimental world can restore both players, their tested progress, and the ownership of a creation.
Room to make something strange.
Original editor and content tests lay the groundwork for bringing creations into a shared world.
An encounter with one shared outcome.
Combat, feeding, reconnects, and an interrupted connection all have to agree on what happened.
Two players step into the same scene.
Distinct original-game actors move, jump, disconnect, and find their way back into a shared scene.
The same result. No extra reward.
A shared scene needs a single source of truth for actions and their consequences.
A world with a life of its own.
The original game can keep an experimental world moving after the human client and launcher close.