Craft World

Craft World is a casual resource management game available on Web, Android, iOS, and Telegram. Players assist elemental dinosaur-like creatures known as Dynomites to rebuild a shattered Earth and ultimately escape it. The core loop is simple (Collect -> Craft -> Trade -> Build), but by connecting to the player-owned economy, it adds unlimited depth to the gameplay. Designed for both web2 and web3 gamers, Craft World combines engaging gameplay, a player owned economy, and active community collaboration. We believe a player-owned economy takes years to build, and requires constant iteration. That’s why we launched Craft World on testnet in 2023, and have been updating and improving it weekly ever since, in public, with the help of our community. Their feedback and ideas have shaped everything from in-game mechanics to economic design. Unlike many Web3 titles that retrofitted blockchain tech into existing games, Craft World was built from the ground up with blockchain in mind and was designed to fully unlock what ownership and interoperability can actually look like in practice. Collect, craft, trade, and build - In Craft World, your actions drive a player-owned economy and shape a thriving community. Designed for both Web2 and Web3 gamers. Dynomite NFTs produce tokens every day Constantly working in their fields of expertise, the Dynos produce $fire or $water tokens. These elements can be either used as currencies to buy and upgrade factories in the game or they can be transferred to your wallet. Use Factories and craft New Materials The Dynos combine, improve, and imbue these elements to invent new things. Factories can be used to transform elements to new materials, which are needed to build up Masterpieces. Masterpieces benefit you and the community Masterpieces require many elements and material tokens, and therefore you have to contribute your tokens together with the community.

Craft World is estimated to have 14 – 7k players a day. Around 6k – 550k accounts have played it in total. No Steam data is published for this game, so the range is modelled from the size of its Discord, Reddit, Twitch, YouTube and app-store communities. It is a rough band rather than a measurement.