Before You Start
The four things asked most often, answered up front so you do not run into them as surprises later on.
Register first, or just dive in
What we recommend: claim your name on the Register page first. The name and password are on record before you touch the client, and if someone already has that name you are told immediately.
You may also still type a name straight into the login screen — the account is created there and then. But be aware of the trap: no list of names is checked against, so typing your name with one letter different will not be rejected. You walk into an empty account you have just created by accident, and conclude your character is gone.
Owning many accounts is fine, playing them at once is not
However many accounts you own is your business — we do not limit the number. What is limited is how many run at the same time from one device: three.
The reason is not stinginess. If one person can run thirty windows at once, that person will own every hunting ground and every price on the market, and a server this small will empty out long before it ever fills up. For playing alongside a partner or a child, three is still generous.
To be straight about how it is enforced: right now it is checked from the records, not refused automatically at login. Automatic refusal is being prepared. So do not read this as "safe" — those who go past it are still found, only later.
The machine sits in Singapore
This server runs in a Singapore data centre. From anywhere in Southeast Asia a round trip takes a matter of a dozen or so milliseconds; from Jakarta it is about thirty.
One thing that may confuse you: some IP lookup sites will report the location as Spain. That report is wrong. What is registered in Europe is only the paper ownership of the address block; the hardware has never left Southeast Asia.
Your character has a copy
Every morning at 05:00 (UTC+7) the whole database is copied, and half an hour later that copy leaves for storage on a different machine. The copies are not simply sent and forgotten — each one is opened again and checked for integrity.
Which means that if this machine died completely tomorrow morning, the most that would be lost is the progress since dawn — not your character.
The Numbers
Rules of Play
- Play it yourself; do not have a machine play it for you. Bots, macros, and any tool that speeds up your actions beyond what the game allows are not accepted. Odd play patterns are visible from the server side, and accounts using them will be stopped.
- Three accounts active at once per device. Owning more than three accounts breaks nothing — playing them simultaneously from one device does. There is no whitelist and no special request that can be granted.
- Many accounts are fine; farming with them is not. Creating a herd of accounts to collect daily rewards and funnel the proceeds into one main account is a violation. What is forbidden is not owning many accounts but using them to squeeze the server's resources.
- Bugs are reported, not harvested. If you find a hole, tell us. Those who report will be remembered well; those who keep it to themselves will lose their account when the hole comes to light.
- Treat other players as people. Insults, threats, and fraud do not become acceptable just because they happen inside a game.
- Do not trade anything from here for money. Accounts, items, and gold are not for sale. This server makes money for nobody, and there is no intention of turning it into something that does.
Violations end with the account being stopped by a GM. If you believe the decision was unfair, say so on Discord. Decisions can be reopened — as long as you are willing to explain what happened.
Questions That Keep Coming
Are there hidden costs?
None. Playing here charges you nothing, and to this moment the site does not even have a donation button, let alone a shop.
My password has left my memory
There is no "forgot password" button you can press yourself yet. The only route is to contact a GM on Discord, and to bring convincing evidence that the account is genuinely yours.
I am playing from outside Asia
You still can. Across Southeast Asia it feels much the same as playing from Indonesia. From Europe or the Americas the game runs perfectly well; the pause between turns is simply a little longer.
Atlantica is turn-based, which is why distance costs you far less here than it would in a game that measures reflexes.
Will everything be reset one day?
There is no such plan. The database is copied daily and the copies are kept off this machine, precisely so that your progress does not depend on one piece of hardware that can fail.