Asylum
What we're building
The real Earth
Its land, its oceans, its actual sea floor. One enormous world, shared by everyone. Players are scattered across it, each carving out their own experience, building their own stories. But this is one world, and sooner or later, paths cross.
Everyone builds
Shape the world itself. Dig into the ground, raise mountains, reshape the landscape. Create almost anything from solid forms, experiment in private, then publish your creations for the rest of the world to discover.
A world that's alive
The world doesn't stand still when you're away. Plants grow, spread and reclaim the landscape. Buildings weather and decay without maintenance. Abandoned places slowly disappear beneath nature. The world changes, whether you're there to see it or not.
Fast days, real seasons
A day takes about an hour. Stay a little while and you'll see the sun rise and set. Weather, temperature and seasons follow the real geography of the Earth, shaped by where you are and the time of year. The world has its own rhythms, and no two places experience quite the same day.
Worlds with a mind
The world is watched over by the Keepers. They observe, guide and occasionally intervene, bringing adventures into existence, leaving clues to discover, setting challenges and helping those who find themselves lost. They aren't simply quest givers. They're part of the world itself, with their own purposes, knowledge and ways of interacting with the people who inhabit it.
Scripted all the way down
Almost everything in the game is driven by scripts - Survival, exploration, crafting, combat, all the rules that govern the world are all part of the same system. Fight the environment, challenge other players, or find your own way to live in the world. It's one world, with one set of rules, and countless ways to play.