A guide to Treeverse, the top-down classless MMORPG where cooperation is key.

How to play Treeverse (1) Gameplay

Loopify and his team have made the decision to introduce dynamic events into their environment in order to deliver a special gaming experience that only Treeverse can offer. Like scattering tiny seeds in Treeverse, players can have a variety of effects on the planet. These impacts will gradually develop over time into something that may alter the environment within Treeverse and directly impact the game experience and lore of all players. So that everyone may participate in our game.

Treeverse Land (Source: treeverse.net)

Another unique aspect of Treeverse is its classless "knowledge tree" system, which allows players to allocate points towards character stats and attributes in a way that suits their playstyle. This system aims to attract a diverse range of players by allowing everyone to find their place in the game without being limited by predetermined classes.

Strengthen your character! (Source: treeverse.net)

In Treeverse, players can engage in activities like mining and woodcutting or pursue side quests to interact with others. These activities can foster player-to-player socialization in several ways:

• Mining and woodcutting in a game can encourage player-to-player socializing in a variety of ways. Players, for example, may collaborate to execute mining or woodcutting jobs more effectively, or they may trade resources or commodities obtained from these activities with other players.
• Side quests can also allow gamers to work together and collaborate to reach a shared goal. Furthermore, tasks such as mining and woodcutting can offer players with a common experience that they can debate and connect over.

Treeverse's creators acknowledge the value of streaming and claim that the game's diversified gameplay and social aspects will give streamers a ton of material to offer with their viewers. When PVP is available, it will also be a fun approach for groups of people to get together and play on the same server. As at the time of writing, there is no indication as to when the PVP mode would be available.

(a) State of Flow

Nonetheless, it's not just the endless adventures and social connections that make Treeverse so appealing. In accordance with a psychological theory called flow, or the State of Flow, the game can also induce a sense of total immersion in an activity.

With Treeverse, users may fully immerse themselves in a virtual world while taking part in activities that are just challenging enough to keep them interested but not to the point where they get dissatisfied. As a result, the user enters a state of flow in which they are totally absorbed in what they are doing and lose track of time.

So, how does state of flow actually work here? Several factors can assist players in entering a state of flow when playing a game like Treeverse:

• Clear aims and goals: NPCs will be giving out quests for players to conquer. Having clear objectives and goals like these quests may keep people motivated and engaged.

• Challenge: Loopify and team made it clear that there’ll be tasks that are deemed challenging while others that are easy to clear. The activity should present just the right amount of difficulty to keep consumers interested without becoming annoying.

• Control: Users who purchased NFTs will be able to own their assets and have the freedom to decide what they wish to do with those. Furthermore, Treeverse’s dynamic events allow players to alter and impact on the game’s conclusion and overall environment.

Clear, Challenge, and Control (Source: treeverse.net)

Numerous advantages of the flow state have been demonstrated, including enhanced enjoyment, better productivity, and even improved cognitive abilities. Therefore, Treeverse is not only a ton of fun, but it also has the potential to be psychologically healthy.

The next time you are feeling anxious or overburdened, think about entering Treeverse and experiencing the State of Flow for yourself. Who knows, you might discover that it's the ideal diversion from your routine and an opportunity to totally embrace your inner goofball. What a win-win circumstance!

(2) Game Modes

Through interesting main quests that are presented to you by dynamic NPCs, each with their own distinct storylines, Treeverse's immersive "Story Mode" enables you to dig into the game's extensive lore which takes place in dungeons.

(a) Dungeons and More Dungeons

Numerous locations offer the chance to engage in combat with unusual and enigmatic beasts for those looking for a little thrill. Take on these tasks by yourself or join forces with other players to combat much more difficult opponents. Rise to the top of the rankings and establish yourself as one of the finest explorers in the Treeverse.

Dungeons and Beast (Source: treeverse.net)

(b) Future of Co-op

Making Treeverse a fun place to spend time will mostly depend on the social aspects of MMO. Although Treeverse began with PVE, it will soon add PVP as well. When questioned about their upcoming Co-op/PVP intentions, Loopify responded:

"We are considering a variety of systems. Cooperative gaming is one of our game's core values because, like all games, it has some fundamental principles. This implies that when PvP is released, it will adhere to the same core values and we will develop systems that do take demographics into account.”

(c) Building, Forging, and Foraging

You can construct your ideal home in Treeverse on your very own piece of land. You may either make it public for everyone of your friends and guild members to join and chill out there, or you can remain private. In other words, friends or guild members will have the chance to enter your land/home and interact with one another, be it trading or purely for conversational purposes.

Create your dream home in Treeverse (Source: treeverse.net)

Other thrilling and gratifying activities include gathering supplies and crafting unique weapons to barter, be it to NPCs, players, OpenSea or Treeverse’s in-game marketplace.

Gather and Craft Unique Weapons! (Source: treeverse.net)

(3) In-game Economy

The game is supported by two in-game currencies:

1. Gold Saps: The primary currency used in Treeverse.

2. Prime Emerald: The supplementary currency used to acquire more functions.

As the game is still in the pre-Alpha testing phase, the details have yet to be ironed out. Check this space for more information moving forward.