Development map / Alpha 1.9 Review Ready

The platform is broad.
Every world gains depth.

All twenty-two declared worlds are continuously operational, all twenty-three era packages carry deep catalogs, all sixty-three regions carry distinct foundations, and the remaining approval work is packaged for qualified people.

Complete / shared host

The full product engine

  • Thirty-seven connected life, civilization, era, and archive systems
  • Layered identity, character creation, Arrival, continuity, succession, and inactive-life delegation
  • World contracts, public directory filters, World Foundry, versioned content, signed artifacts, and branch plans
  • Free access, fictional Aurels, responsible-play controls, and no paid gameplay advantage
  • Public expansion promises, FAQ, support, privacy, accessibility, conduct, and safety
Current / Alpha 1.9

Review Ready

  • Twenty-two operational worlds spanning the complete declared epoch and variant portfolio
  • Twenty-three technically validated era packages with deep catalogs for goods, property, transport, illness, treatment, conflict abstractions, careers, institutions, laws, technologies, disasters, demographics, named organizations, art, sound, UI vocabulary, and regional opening states
  • Sixty-three regional profiles covering language registers, naming policy, plural belief, governance, class and status, family, health, climate, trade, demographics, audiovisual direction, and source confidence
  • Review packets now cover regional scholarship, community perspective, localization, accessibility, safety, era source maps, law, material life, health, audiovisual direction, and transition mapping
  • Candidate source slots and localization queues are prepared without calling placeholders citations or translations
  • Bounded round-robin scheduling advances one world each minute so the shared host never receives a twenty-two-world spike
  • Technical authorship is active while historical, cultural, translation, and community acceptance remains explicitly human-reviewed
  • Every economy and gameplay asset remains isolated; real funds and paid power remain absent
Continuing authorship

More lives, not missing engine

  • Additional reviewed era packages, regions, careers, objects, institutions, conflicts, and family structures
  • Broader geography and language coverage with community and sensitivity review
  • Longer authored histories and additional world branches through the completed Foundry workflow
  • Visual geography and richer Three.js presentation where it materially improves understanding
Scale evidence

Implemented differently now; expandable later

  • Database queues and bounded minute workers currently satisfy durable background work
  • Authenticated private polling currently satisfies near-live state with quiet fallback
  • Verified backups, capacity controls, health ledgers, release rollback, and isolated artifact restoration satisfy current operations
  • Redis, sockets, replicas, and horizontal workers remain optional scale upgrades through the preserved migration plan
  • Live multi-node concurrency, disposable-database restore, point-in-time recovery, replication, and failover require the upgraded host
Long horizon

Many governed worlds

  • Public launch of creator-built worlds after human review
  • Capacity-aware world migration under explicit transfer contracts
  • Broader historical scholarship and linguistic authorship
  • Optional assistive intelligence that never becomes a core-play dependency
Deliberately unresolved

Sustainability

The system remains free. There is no real-money economy and no paid gameplay advantage. Any future monetization will be decided later and evaluated against access, fairness, privacy, safety, and trust.