Browse, preview and play worlds other players have built.
Browsing
On the dashboard, switch the toolbar from Your Worlds to Community Hub. There's also a public Hub page anyone
can browse without signing in.
World of the week sits at the top.
Sort by Most played, Most liked, Newest, or Following (creators you follow).
Search by title, creator or tag.
Each card shows the genre, the creator, a few of the characters, and how many plays, likes and comments it has.
Choose a card for the world page: the full description, the cast ("Who you'll meet"), comments, and a share link.
Preview
Preview lets you walk around a world and peek into its buildings before committing, even without an account.
Conversations in a preview are a scripted demo, not the real thing. Anything else (talking for real, building,
quests) prompts you to sign up or play.
Play
Play (or Play This World) gives you your own copy, in your Worlds list. It's free, and it's yours to play and
change however you like. Play the same world twice and you'll be asked whether you want a second copy.
Your copy includes:
the map, settlements, districts and regions, with their profiles and pictures
every building, with its rooms, interiors, music and shop stock
every character, with their portraits, outfits, personalities, routines and relationships
the enemies, the world profile, the lorebook (if the creator included it) and the world's settings
Your copy starts fresh:
you create your own character
it's Day 1, with a starting wallet
nobody has met you, and nobody has memories of you yet
no quests or stories are under way
Your copy is independent. Changes the creator makes later don't reach it, and changes you make don't reach theirs. A
copy can't be published again.
Liking, following and commenting
Like a world with the heart on its card.
+ Follow a creator to see their new worlds under Following, and get a notification when they publish one.
Comments: once you've played a world, you can comment on it ("Played it? Tell people what happened"). Comments
need at least 20 characters. You can reply to comments, mark them Helpful, edit or delete your own, and
Report any that break the rules. Each comment shows how far its author has played.