Free · Text-based · Plays in 5-minute bursts
Dig out. Build a name. Own a block.
Twelve years ago Mount Corvane buried a port city in ash. You've just arrived with Mk 1,000 and a shovel. Work the docks, train, take risks and trade. The city keeps moving while you're away.
No passwords. No pay-to-win. One account per person.
Everything costs something that refills.
Three bars refill on their own, even when you're offline. Spend them in a short session, then go live your life.
Energy
Train your body and pick up extra shifts. Refills 5 every 10 minutes.
Nerve
Spend it on crimes. Bigger risks cost more and pay more. +1 every 5 minutes.
Spirit
Good food and rest sharpen your training. +2 every 10 minutes.
Work
Take a job, earn a reliable daily wage, and climb six ranks.
Train
Turn energy into Strength, Agility, Grit and Wits. Gains shrink as you grow.
Take risks
Cons, pilfering and smuggling. Real odds, real heat, a real Lockup.
Trade
Shop the Pumice Market or list your finds for other players.
Six districts. One buried city.
Cinder Docks
Cranes, crates, and quiet deals.
Where the ships still come in. Salvage crews and smugglers share the same piers and the same coffee.
Pumice Market
Everything has a price. Mostly twice.
A covered bazaar built inside a half-collapsed arcade. Shops, pawn stalls and the player market.
Glasswork Row
Furnaces that never fully went out.
Old glass furnaces turned gyms and workshops. The air is dry and the floors are warm.
Old Basalt
City hall, clinic, lockup, job board.
The civic heart of the city. The roofs are patched, the forms are in triplicate, and the lockup is on the corner.
Ember Heights
Lamps on, curtains drawn.
Hillside terraces for those who dug out first and stayed ahead. Harder cons, richer rewards.
The Grey Fringe
Buried streets. Nobody's turf. Yet.
Ruins still under the ash. Scavengers go in. Most of them come out.
Fair by design
No real-money gambling, no paying for energy or stats. Supporters will only ever get cosmetics.
One person, one account
No bots, no scripts, no multi-accounting. A human at the keyboard.
Feels like an app
Built for one thumb on a phone. Install it to your home screen and it opens full screen.