The world runs on fixed rules of physics. These are verifiable programs that check every action and stop anyone who tries to break them. No admins—the world enforces itself.

These same rules fix the supply and scarcity of resources. You mine, farm, craft, trade, and build within their limits.

Players and machines—like chests, doors, and force fields—need energy. Plants provide it. Time, actions, and damage drain it.

On top of the world's fixed rules of physics, you code civilization—reputation, currency, governments, and more.

Your code becomes a native part of the world itself—not an isolated mod. It lives inside, runs live, shapes everyone's gameplay, and persists even after you leave.

The world is your codebase. Command machines—turn chests into shops, doors into toll gates. Build on others' live code. Connect to anything online: Reddit, Discord, Dollars.

Everything—the world's fixed rules of physics and player uploaded code—runs together on one permanent network. No central server controls it. The world lives as long as one person keeps running it.

Every action is recorded publicly, letting anyone check that rules are being followed. This creates a truly shared history—a world worthy of your greatest work.