FAQ

Corewilds is a living browser-based voxel world where players explore, mine, craft, fight creatures, protect land with Terra Claims and build toward a creator-driven game economy.

Yes. The prototype is hosted separately at https://play.corewilds.com and linked from this website.

Yes. The project is built for modern web browsers and is positioned as a web voxel game with realtime multiplayer foundations.

Players can explore, mine resources, collect Core Shards, craft tools, fight hostile creatures, protect land and build settlements.

Core Shards are rare world resources tied to underground caves, old ruins and economy progression.

Core Point is an off-chain gameplay progression layer used to track activity, eligibility and internal economy state.

Terra Claim is the claim-based land system that lets players protect a place in the voxel world.

Core Zones are planned special regions with scarce resources, stronger creatures and deeper progression hooks.

Reward design follows a sustainable, game-first model. The long-term intent is that player rewards are funded by real ecosystem activity — marketplace fees, land, premium features and creator sales — and distributed through a controlled reward pool, rather than by unlimited new token minting. Eligible in-game activity passes through a server-side review queue with cooldowns and anti-abuse checks. No fixed schedule, guaranteed amount or minimum threshold is promised, and all settlement mechanics are subject to technical, legal and security review before release.

CWLD is the planned Corewilds utility token layer for access, wallet tiers, premium tools, claim capacity and creator items. Demand is meant to come from spending inside the world (land, market, premium), and rewards are designed to be funded by ecosystem revenue through a controlled pool — not by unlimited minting.

Contract status: 0xd3c30406cB96B8b707B30F7367E45192eA32BaF4 on Polygon. No fake address is published.

Polygon is the target chain for the utility token layer.

Basic, Iron, Gold, Advanced and Diamond are prototype utility tiers modeled around estimated token value thresholds. Final thresholds may change.

No. The intended model is non-custodial. Wallet verification should use signatures and public address mapping.

Server-authoritative checks, rate limits, cooldowns, suspicious activity flags and queue review help reduce scripted extraction.

Corewilds Market is the future marketplace vision for cosmetics, creator items, tools and settlement identity.

The Creator Program is a planned pathway for builders, world designers and community contributors to help shape settlements and market-ready items.

Yes. Pages are served as HTML from Express so search engines can read the content without waiting for a client app.

Use the Community and Devlog pages for official links, changelog notes and development updates.

Corewilds is game-first. No guaranteed rewards. Reward systems are subject to validation, rules and future review.

Corewilds Market is a future vision for creator items, cosmetics, tools and settlement identity. It is not live as a token marketplace today.

Wallet tiers are prototype utility models. Final rules should preserve game balance, cooldowns and fair access.

The project has concrete gameplay systems: chunks, mining, caves, mobs, inventory, tools, weapons, claims, Core Point and reward queue logic.

Corewilds is developed as a Neptün Medya game and digital economy project, with the Corewilds game brand presented first.