Treeverse Is Live Again
Treeverse has quietly returned and the world is now open again. The game is available on the Epic Games Store, iOS, and Android. Anyone can download and enter the open-world fantasy MMORPG. This return happened earlier this month and was confirmed through Immutable’s X account. Players can explore the world, test systems, and prepare for what comes next. Season 2 is expected to launch in January, which places this relaunch at a key moment for the game.
Season 1 ended in May and the servers went quiet after that. Since then, Endless Clouds has focused on deeper work. Content updates. Backend stability. System-level reworks. The decision to bring Treeverse back online signals confidence. The team describes Season 2 as the biggest milestone so far. This live phase gives players early access to what has been rebuilt and improved.
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Daily Quests Are Now Live
Alongside the relaunch, daily quests are now active on Immutable Play. These quests reward Immutable points, Gems, and other items. They give players a reason to log in each day. Some tasks are simple. Following updates. Watching developer interviews. Other quests take place inside the game. Clearing dungeons. Completing the first Lorwick quest. This structure helps new players learn the basics while long-time players warm up again.
Treeverse has been in development for several years. Endless Clouds shared progress through regular monthly blogs. The journey started in 2021 with Nftrees. Land plots and Treeverse Pixel followed later that year. A public trailer arrived in mid-2022. The pre-alpha went live in January 2023. Capsule Heroes launched in July 2023. Early 2024 brought the Treeverse Care Package and a major partnership with Immutable.
The first full season launched in January 2025 for NFT holders. A wider public release followed in April on Epic, Android, and iOS. Season 1 ran from April to May 2025. It served as the first large-scale test. The reward pool was significant. Tokens. Gems. ETH. A share of the $END supply. Around 3,000 players qualified for rewards. After the season ended, development took priority again.
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Core Changes Coming in Season 2
Season 2 introduces major gameplay changes. Combat is being fully reworked. Weapons like the Great Sword, Bow, and Sword & Shield received balance updates. Combat feel is smoother. Monster AI is more reactive. Player progression has been redesigned. Talent trees are new. Crafting stations are improved. Resource nodes are clearer. Quest boards and shops received updates. Dungeons now include new challenge rules. Boss loot comes with distinct visuals and effects.
The HUD includes a new hotbar. Quest tracking is clearer. World maps and mini maps were updated. A new wardrobe system allows deeper appearance customization. Timeless NFT support is being explored. More than 25 pets and mounts are being added. These systems focus on identity and long-term engagemxent rather than short sessions.
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$END and the NFT Shop
Season 2 also introduces the Treeverse NFT Shop. Players can use $END to buy exclusive items. Cosmetics. Collectibles. Assets tied to future campaigns. Loopify confirmed several sales and partner drops. All of them revolve around $END. This gives the token a clear role inside the game economy and future content loops.
Much of the team focused on technical polish. Quest systems and UI received heavy attention. Dungeon doors now work fully in Wolf 1. Reward chests were added. Dozens of quest bugs were fixed. The UI overhaul touched shops, crafting, skills, party features, and dungeon screens. Audio support was added. Layouts now differ between mobile and PC. Movement, mounting, and gathering were refined through internal playtests.
World Building and Lore Expansion
Endless Clouds has been sharing daily art and lore updates on X. New regions are in progress. The Kenryos desert is under development. Slimy Swamp now includes a safe camp. Another unannounced area is being tested internally. Visual effects are being optimized to improve load times and mobile performance. The world feels more complete with each update.
Another full progress reset is likely before long-term release. Some items earned now may carry over past Season 2. No exact launch date is confirmed. With today being December 31, a January release feels very likely. This makes the current window ideal for exploration and testing. Treeverse is live again and ready for its next chapter.
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