Shared Worlds are worlds that players have published for everyone. Pick one, start your own game in it, and play it your way. Nothing you do changes the world for anyone else.

Find a world to play

Go to Worlds and open Shared Worlds (B in the picture). You’ll also find them when you click Create Game_ and choose a world.

• Sort by Featured, Newest, Most liked, Trending or Most played.

• Search by name, or filter by genre, world size, language and narrative tone.

• Free Play shows worlds whose creator pays for your game. For Kids shows family-friendly worlds. Kingpin shows leaderboard worlds.

Each card shows the creator’s @handle, the world type, its tone, size and language, and how many people have played and liked it.

The world’s page

Click a world to see its page before you play.

• The premise and a spoiler-free look at the hero, characters and places. Use Show spoilers if you want to know more.

• The creator, when it was shared and its art style.

• Like it, or copy its link to send to a friend.

• Press Play to start your own game.

Playing a shared world

• Your game is yours: private, with your own choices and progress.

• It uses your free turns or credits like any game, unless the world is Sponsored. Then the button says Play FREE and the creator pays.

• If the creator updates the world later, your running game keeps the version it started with.

Creators

Click a creator’s @handle to see their profile, with all their shared worlds, games and Kingpin worlds. Follow creators you like.

Kingpin worlds

In a Kingpin world everyone builds their own empire in the same world and competes on its public leaderboard for daily and season credit prizes. See World Types.