Treeverse Season 1 Ends Strong, $END Token Launch Set for June

Season 1 Wraps Up Strong

Treeverse Season 1 ended on May 18, after 21 days of action-packed gameplay. It marked a big step forward for the project. Over 40,000 players joined, grinding levels, clearing dungeons, and forming a buzzing community. Players logged a total of 36 years of playtime. A total of 243 players reached level 82, and one party managed to clear a dungeon at level 277. Additionally, the game garnered millions of impressions on social media and over 95,000 unique Twitch watchers.

The season's rewards were enormous. During the campaign, 2.76% of all $END tokens were distributed. There were also 20 Treeverse NFTs, 150,000 $IMX, 1.25 million $MON, 20 ETH, and 375,000 Immutable Gems. They will all be accessible at the launch of the $END token. No vesting is worn. The final ranks for the leaderboard will be released in early June.. Servers remain operational despite the conclusion of Season 1. Players can keep leveling up and exploring.

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The $END Token Launches in June

$END is Treeverse’s native ERC-20 token. It has a fixed supply of 500 million. Players will use it to buy cosmetic items, enter special events, and unlock premium features. While $END wasn’t live during Season 1, it was a key part of the reward system. Players who earned it will receive their tokens when the TGE happens in June. The team hasn’t announced the exact date, but it’s confirmed for next month.

Season 2 is set to bring a more refined experience. The team is building toward the game’s final gameplay loop. They’re working on crafting, gathering, combat, and character progression. Every mechanism is being redesigned to seem more seamless and profound.

The engineering team has updated the inventory UI and polished the skill panel system. They’ve added new features like charged abilities that work with specific weapons. Tools used for gathering now have item stats. This brings more strategy to mining, fishing, and other professions.

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The game’s backend is also getting upgrades. Redis is being replaced with Postgres for better performance. AI behavior for monsters is improving. Quest systems and dialogue are also being cleaned up and fixed. Players can also expect visual updates. Maps like Lorwick are getting new looks. New areas such as Kenryos and Calbree Forest are coming soon. These zones will be part of the Beta release later this year.

The upcoming Beta version is more than a content update. It’s meant to show what Treeverse really is. The team wants to deliver a full experience in a smaller world. Combat is being redesigned. Each weapon will feel unique. Talent trees will shape how players grow. Skills will tie directly to crafting and gathering systems.

New features are also on the way. Microtransactions will support cosmetics and extras. Social tools like emotes and stickers will help players connect. Pets and mounts will add fun and personalization.

The studio has expanded the team. Two new engineers and a sound designer have joined. This should help speed up development and make updates more consistent.

Treeverse is a top-down MMORPG that doesn’t lock players into fixed classes. Everyone starts in Lorwick. From there, they craft weapons, enter dungeons, and go on quests. The game is colorful and fast-paced. It works well for solo play and party-based content.

There are no strict roles or gear limits. Players create their own builds by mixing tools, gear, and skills. The game loop supports gathering, building, and exploring together. Long-term progression is baked into the design.

Treeverse is available on iOS, Android, and PC through the Epic Games Store. The game is developed by Endless Clouds, a studio formed in 2021. The team has raised $4.2 million so far and includes members from around the world. The studio is focused on flexible game design, easy access, and a living in-game economy.