Start a new life in Meadow Haven: pick a role and a craft, set up your home and explore twelve regions. Expeditions bring turn-based fights, camps and bosses, solo with companions or with a party of friends.
The game begins in a small settlement by the river. You choose a combat role and a profession, meet the locals and take your first quests. Every resident has a story of their own, and it carries on as long as you keep coming back.
Beyond Meadow Haven lie steppes, hills, shores and highlands: twelve lands and nearly a hundred places on the atlas. New places open up as your hero grows, and secrets and riddles hide where you least expect them.
Build your house, arrange the furniture, grow plants and keep animals. Materials from your journeys go into crafting: they become gear for your hero and items for the settlement's shared projects.
A journey brings turn-based battles, camps and bosses. Go alone with companions or gather a party of friends. Before a fight the party meets in one place, and the leader starts the journey.
No. The game opens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
On the game server. Your hero, items, house and quests stay safe even if you clear your browser. To get back to your hero on another device, use the recovery key in the settings, and signing in on the site links your hero to your profile.
Yes. Find friends by name, invite them to your party and set out on a journey together. You can also play alone: companions will come along with you.
The game is free. The shop sells looks for your hero and helper packs. Every purchase is one-time, there are no subscriptions.
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