Welcome to
STOCKLAND.

Your first five minutes

1. Open STOCKLAND and choose Play as guest to enter immediately with a default explorer. You can also connect a wallet and sign the account message.
2. Wallet players can create an explorer in Character Studio and set a name; guests skip this step. Meet Ivy in the city for six chapters covering STOCKLAND, the two-clue hunt loop, friends and shared progress, the STOCKLAND Exchange floor, activities and your first destination. Choose Hear Ivy for spoken guidance, or read at your own pace. Returning players resume their saved character and progress.
3. Walk to a branded landmark. Click its building to route to the entrance, then press E at the door.
4. Inside, approach the clue board and press E. Read the field journal, find the object described, and search it.
5. Follow the second clue to uncover the reward. Open your backpack to see the saved item, then head to another landmark.

Your explorer. Your wallet.

Choose Play as guest at the city gates to enter immediately with a default character and meet Ivy for the in-game tutorial. No wallet or character setup is needed. Guest progress and tutorial completion are saved for the current browser session; clearing cookies or losing the session means that guest cannot be recovered. Connect a wallet when you want to keep your explorer across devices, customise your character or use friends and wallet features. A returning wallet restores its saved explorer and skips completed setup.

Choose Connect wallet and select an available Ethereum-compatible wallet. STOCKLAND detects installed wallets, including Robinhood Wallet, MetaMask and Phantom’s Ethereum provider. Available options depend on your browser and installed wallet. Phantom must expose its EVM provider; a Solana-only connection cannot sign in to Robinhood Chain. Wallet support for a custom network can vary.

The wallet may ask to switch or add Robinhood Chain. Your wallet opens a sign-in request. Confirm the account message to prove that you control your address. Signing this message costs no gas, moves no funds and approves no spending. The app never needs your private key or recovery phrase. Robinhood Chain uses chain ID 4663 and ETH for gas. Official network details ↗

If that wallet already has an explorer, its existing saved account is restored. If you are playing as a guest, connecting a wallet without an existing STOCKLAND account keeps your guest explorer, finds and tutorial progress. Connecting an existing wallet restores that wallet’s account; separate histories are not merged. Edit your character through your player card; names accept 2–20 letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens or underscores. Signing out ends the current session, without deleting the saved account.

One city. Your own character.

Open your player card and enter Character Studio. Scout, Nova and Riley are optional starting presets. Each explorer can mix ten independent appearance choices; they are not restricted to three fixed characters.

The preview renders the same 3D model you use in the city. Drag to rotate it. Use Randomise for a new combination, Reset to return to the selected preset, or change individual controls. A hat may cover part of your hairstyle. You can combine any build, skin tone, hairstyle and outfit; the choices are not tied to gender.

Choose Save your character to commit your name and look. The server validates the options and saves them to your account. Your city model, player card, friends list and player profile use this appearance. Nearby players receive the changes with multiplayer updates. Unsaved edits are discarded when you reopen the editor. Existing accounts keep their name, inventory and progress, and receive a matching preset until they customise.

Connect a wallet to restore the saved appearance on another device. Appearance does not affect speed, collision size, rewards or eligibility. There are over 16 million possible combinations, although headwear and overlapping accessories can make some look similar. Customisation is free in the alpha; there are no purchasable cosmetics or uploaded avatar files.

Meet Ivy, your STOCKLAND concierge

Ivy also welcomes you during your first arrival. Her six-chapter introduction appears inside the city after character creation. It explains STOCKLAND, hidden stock trails, friends, the STOCKLAND Exchange, activities and your first clue at Trading Plaza. Choose Hear Ivy for optional continuous narration, or read at your own pace. Back, chapter controls and Skip introduction are available. The final button marks a first clue board; it never reveals a hidden stock. The Help button reopens her guide later.

Ivy is an adult female virtual receptionist in every enterable building, including STOCKLAND HQ and the STOCKLAND Exchange. She stands behind the welcome desk in a dark blazer with STOCKLAND accents. She is a game NPC, not another online player, and does not count toward the online population or reward milestones.

1. Walk to the Talk to Ivy · Reception marker and press E. Clicking Ivy routes you toward reception.
2. Type a question and press Enter or Send. Shift+Enter adds a new line. Questions can contain up to 500 characters.
3. Use the microphone button, if your browser supports speech recognition, to dictate. Grant microphone permission only if you want voice input. Review or edit the resulting text, then send it.
4. Choose Enable voice for spoken replies in Ivy’s selected voice. Each reply is prepared as one continuous audio clip. Use Listen on any Ivy reply to replay it, or Stop to end speech. If her voice is unavailable, the reply stays visible to read.
5. Use her handbook links for detail. Where a service exists in your room, her directions button routes your character to it after closing the conversation.

What Ivy knows

Her curated STOCKLAND guide covers getting started, controls, custom characters, accounts, the city, landmarks, entering rooms, hidden trails, reward tiers, city growth, daily challenges, the arcade and court, HQ assignments, friends and gifts, wallet balances, stock tokens, Exchange swaps, approvals, gas, slippage, payouts, community tips, saving, privacy, network settings and troubleshooting. A new voice does not change this curated knowledge system into a general-purpose AI assistant. She can use the preceding topic for short follow-up questions and link to the relevant handbook chapter.

Ask My current clue, My assignment or My reward multiplier for an answer based on your authenticated server progress. Ivy repeats a clue, rather than exposing its target or another explorer’s trail. She can explain the room you are in, point you to a local desk or exit, and describe how to find a landmark through the map.

Voice, privacy and limits

Ivy uses a curated topic-matching game guide, not a connected general-purpose AI model. She does not have unrestricted internet knowledge, promise an answer to every wording, invent live prices, make investment recommendations, reveal hidden stock locations or perform account actions. If the guide cannot match a question reliably, she asks you to rephrase or use the handbook. Only you can confirm wallet transactions, trades and reward requests.

Voice input uses your browser’s speech features, and microphone support varies by browser and device. Typed questions work without microphone permission. Speech recognition may use online browser-vendor services. Spoken replies use Ivy’s selected voice and never switch to a device voice. When you enable spoken replies, Ivy’s reply text—including any explorer name or progress she mentions—is sent to a speech service to generate audio and may be retained according to the service’s account settings. Never share sensitive information in the dialogue. You may also disable spoken replies and read every response. About browser speech support ↗

The dialogue holds up to 30 recent messages while open and is cleared when it closes. STOCKLAND does not store a transcript in the game database. Each question and the previous topic are sent to the authenticated game endpoint to obtain a reply. Reception natural-voice requests accept only signed, unexpired replies for your own player and current room; they cannot turn arbitrary submitted text into paid audio. Up to eight audio clips are cached temporarily in the open dialogue for replay, then released when it closes. The microphone stops after a short capture, when you send, leave the dialogue or hide the tab; voice playback also stops when you leave or hide it. Conversations pause movement, and the server checks that your explorer is actually at reception. The arrival tutorial has a separate authenticated narration endpoint that accepts only a fixed chapter number. It cannot voice arbitrary text, and uses the same voice budget. The introduction plays one continuous voice clip per chapter and shares cached recordings of these fixed, non-personal scripts when available. If narration is unavailable, retry Listen again or keep reading; it does not switch to a device voice. Chapter text stays visible and narration stops when you leave the guide.

Movement that belongs in the city

Your character follows the street and bridge decks. Buildings can hide the character, while your name marker helps you keep track of your position. Buildings, furniture, trees, pool edges and canal barriers are solid. Water crossings use raised bridges with sloped approaches. Leaving a computer returns control to the same explorer; leaving a building requires its exit door.

An entire city to explore

The city spans 16,000 × 12,000 world units, with 809 enterable buildings, 11 districts, 298 branded landmarks, an east–west river, a southern canal and 9 bridges. The blue-hour skyline mixes a stepped Art Deco headquarters, a cylindrical Exchange, pointed spires, twin towers, glass buildings with diagonal braces and planted terraces. Tall cable bridges rise over the water, with ramps that your explorer follows. Enclosed skybridges connect parts of the skyline above the streets. HQ and the Exchange frame the central arrival plaza in STOCKLAND Centre. The main Court is in Southside Courts and the Diner is in Blackwater.

Cross-city avenues connect the districts. 152 pocket courtyards add market stalls, chess tables, planted pergolas and sculpture plazas between buildings. Another 203 smaller planted parcels fill the remaining pockets with tree groves, rain gardens, benches, bicycle racks and coffee kiosks. These are walkable places to explore and meet friends; the outdoor chess pieces, market stalls, coffee kiosks, bicycles and sculptures are scenery. Broad avenues and illuminated river walks connect the new districts. The new neighborhood destinations include 20 STOCKLAND gyms, 58 pool clubs and 20 gardens. Gyms have enterable training rooms, weights, treadmills, Ivy and clue boards. Pool decks and gardens are outdoor gathering places with seating, planted beds and trees. Pools are scenery and cannot be entered. Sky offices, botanical houses, canopy cafés and cedar gardens occupy more of the vacant blocks. Offices have mission workstations, while cafés and botanical houses offer their own interiors and clue boards. Street trees stay compact so explorers and paths remain visible. The larger gardens use dark lawns, taller narrow-crowned trees, flowering borders, clipped hedges, reflecting ponds and shaded pergolas around clear cross-paths. Lagoon Club, Palm Court, Riviera and Garden Spa pair landscaped pools with palms, sun loungers and dark terrace buildings with lit windows. Walk to each lounge entrance to enter, meet Ivy and follow its clue trail. Pools and garden ponds are decorative water features; swimming and rooftop access are not available. The eastern promenade overlooks dark open water beyond the river harbour, with deep forest framing the other city edges. The playable challenges are described below.

The map directory lists the landmarks and can mark routes. A building’s name identifies its entrance; it does not reveal the hidden stock’s exact location. Unbranded neighbourhood buildings also have interiors, but daily hunts are attached to the branded landmarks.

Actually step inside

Approach a door and press E. Your character enters a shared room with its own floor, walls, furniture and search objects. Other explorers are visible when they are in the same building. Ivy, the virtual receptionist, waits behind the welcome desk; approach her reception marker and press E to talk. There are ten room themes: HQ, exchange, court, arcade, lab, café, museum, lounge, garage and gym.

Walk around furniture to reach the clue board, services and hidden objects. A desk used for trading or assignments has a usable laptop. Other props can be clue targets even when they are not computers. The room’s exit is near the front edge; approach it to return to the street. The location panel can guide you there.

The current buildings each have one playable interior floor. Skyscraper height is part of the exterior skyline; upper floors and elevators are not implemented.

Stocks are hidden. Follow the trail.

1. Read a board. Each landmark creates a daily clue trail for your explorer. Outdoor parks use their nearby objects; building hunts happen inside.
2. Interpret the riddle. The field journal describes a desk, shelf, plant, clock or another object. It does not display a direct stock pin.
3. Get close and search. Press E beside the object. A wrong guess gives feedback without granting the stock. A correct first search reveals another clue.
4. Find the second object. Search the correct target to receive the stock item. Your backpack and lifetime discovery progress update after the server confirms it.

Trails are randomized per player and landmark. Your clue stage is saved, so reconnecting does not require starting over. You must be in the right room and near the search object. Searching from a distance or trying to claim a marker directly does not work.

Each landmark can grant one discovery per explorer per UTC day. New daily trails begin at 00:00 UTC. Already collected items stay in your inventory. Completing a hunt earns 100 XP; replaying a completed trail, receiving gifts and trading items do not grant another discovery award.

The more you play, the more a find can earn

Rewards grow through completed hunts, daily challenges and community participation. Keeping a tab open or walking in circles does not increase your tier. Your Quests panel shows the exact active multiplier and the next milestone.

Permanent explorer tiers

Only discoveries originally earned by your explorer count. Trading an item away does not remove its discovery progress. Receiving, buying or gifting an existing item does not create new tier progress. Existing discoveries count toward these milestones. The find that reaches a milestone unlocks the bonus for subsequent finds.

Daily boosts

Daily rewards start at 1× and cap at 2× before adding permanent tiers and the active-city bonus. Court, exploration and HQ assignment achievements give XP; they do not each add another daily multiplier.

A bigger active city, bigger rewards

The city counts unique wallet-connected explorers who solved at least one hunt during the current UTC date and the preceding six UTC dates. Each wallet counts once. Guests and idle sessions do not increase this count.

City bonuses use the highest reached milestone, rather than adding all milestones. They can decrease as activity leaves the seven-date window. Current participation is refreshed from the saved hunt records.

The multiplier changes future game rewards. It does not increase a stock’s market price, multiply assets already in your wallet or rewrite previously earned items. The maximum is 3×. Live awards still require an eligible wallet, an enabled pool and enough unallocated budget. The server rounds awards down to the game’s six-decimal accounting precision.

Quests, games and XP

A wrong arcade pad ends that attempt; start a new sequence to retry. Court shots count only at the shooting line after the meter is ready. Challenge attempts expire, so return to the starter if you leave a round too long. Daily XP is granted once even if you finish again. Your displayed level is 1 plus one level for every 500 XP.

Arcade steps, court timing and hunt searches are checked on the server. These are casual game challenges; they do not establish that every account belongs to a unique human.

STOCKLAND HQ: mission control

Find the tall stepped STOCKLAND HQ tower beside the central arrival plaza. Choose HQ on the city map for a route to its entrance. Enter, walk to a laptop and press E. The monitor opens in the centre of your screen, with your character still at the desk. STOCKLAND OFFICES also provides HQ workstations.

Mission Control selects a landmark whose trail you have not already completed that day. Finish the assigned trail after accepting, then return to an HQ computer to claim the XP. Visiting the building or reporting remotely is not enough. The assignment is saved and can only pay once per day. If every available trail is already solved, come back after the daily reset.

Use Leave desk or Esc to return to movement. During a wallet transaction, wait for the confirmation flow to finish before closing the workstation.

Your crew, trades and gifts

Select another explorer or open Friends and search their name or friend code. Send a request; the other person reviews and accepts it. Only accepted friends can send one another stock-item trade or gift offers.

1. Select a friend and choose an available inventory item to offer.
2. Choose one of their available items in return, or select Nothing — send a gift.
3. Review the offer and send it. The offered item is reserved while the request is pending.
4. The recipient accepts or declines from their trade inbox. The sender can cancel a pending offer.
5. Acceptance moves the item ownership together. Declining or cancelling releases the reservation.

A gift also requires acceptance. Each offer transfers a whole inventory item; splitting an item into partial quantities is not implemented. Pending stock requests cannot be traded. Wallet tokens can be sent after payment under the applicable account conditions.

Items already requested for payout, approved, sent or reserved are unavailable for a new offer. In-game trades transfer saved reward entitlements; they do not send ETH or tokens already held in a wallet. Reward requests stay linked to their receiving wallet while payment is pending. To send tokens already in your wallet, use Send in the backpack; the recipient must also have an eligible account.

Use wave, heart, party and trade emotes to greet nearby players. Emotes are visible briefly. There is currently no free-text live player chat.

Wallet balance and collected shares

The top-right balance button opens your wallet and collection overview. You can also reach it through the backpack, your account page and an in-game computer. The view keeps different kinds of assets distinct.

Stock tokens provide economic exposure to underlying securities. They do not give legal or beneficial ownership of the underlying company shares. Corporate actions can change the shares-per-token ratio without changing the raw token balance. STOCKLAND displays this ratio only when it can read the issuer’s multiplier; it never assumes one token equals one share. Robinhood’s stock-token explanation ↗

Wallet assets come from the official active-token registry and are shown in pages of 12. Use Next and Previous to inspect every available page. Balances refresh approximately once per minute while the tab is visible, after a successful game swap, or when you choose Refresh. The last-check time tells you when the data was read.

If a read fails, the balance says Unavailable or retains its last successful reading with a warning. A failed request is never shown as a zero balance. Tokens outside the registry, other networks and assets in a different wallet are not included. We do not show an invented dollar total or aggregate different stocks into one claimed shareholding. Collection quantities use six decimals; onchain tokens use their actual contract decimals.

The STOCKLAND Exchange: trade from an in-game computer

Walk into the large STOCKLAND EXCHANGE building beside the central arrival plaza, approach a trading desk and press E. The Exchange app opens inside STOCKLAND OS. Harbor Exchange also has a trading office. You must be at a workstation to request a quote.

1. Connect your account wallet, select its STOCKLAND address, and switch it to Robinhood Chain.
2. Choose a registered stock token or supported asset. Stock-token trading requires an approved eligible wallet.
3. Choose whether to buy tokens with ETH or sell tokens for ETH.
4. Enter the amount you pay. This is a token amount, not the adjusted share-exposure number.
5. Choose a slippage limit: 0.1%, 0.5% or 1%. Request a live quote.
6. Review estimated receive, minimum receive, pool fee and expiry. Quotes last 60 seconds.
7. Choose Review swap in wallet. Confirm only after reviewing the wallet’s transaction details and network fee.
8. Wait for the transaction receipt. Use the explorer link to check its final status and refresh your balances.

What routes the trade?

The desk uses Uniswap V3’s SwapRouter02 deployment on Robinhood Chain. It checks four direct-pool fee tiers—0.01%, 0.05%, 0.30% and 1%—and selects the best returned output. Native ETH is wrapped or unwrapped as needed by the swap. The integration does not aggregate multihop routes, Uniswap V4 pools or other exchanges.

A missing direct pool, insufficient liquidity, unavailable registry or failed RPC read prevents a quote. The interface does not manufacture an exchange rate. A real wallet balance is required; unpaid requests cannot be spent.

Approvals, slippage and gas

Selling a token can require two wallet prompts: an exact-amount token spending approval, then the swap. STOCKLAND does not request an unlimited token allowance. If approval takes too long, the quote may expire before the swap; obtain a new quote. A completed approval can remain onchain even if the later swap is cancelled.

The minimum-received amount limits the exchange-rate movement you accept. Pool fees are part of the route; network gas is additional and shown by your wallet. Leave ETH available for gas. Account, network, recipient and quote checks run before execution. Cancelling a prompt does not delete your game progress. A transaction already submitted to the network cannot be cancelled by closing the game. How Uniswap swaps work ↗

From a discovery to your wallet

1. Connect your wallet, read a clue board and complete both searches.
2. A funded hunt saves one stock reward request in your backpack. Its status is Delivery pending.
3. Stock payments are sent from the rewards wallet.
4. Once the exact transfer is finalized, your backpack shows Delivered with a receipt link.

Pending requests are not spendable wallet tokens. A request does not guarantee approval or a payout time. If funding or pricing is unavailable, your solved clues remain saved so you can retry.

Useful contributions build the city

In My account → Community, write one useful exploration or gameplay tip per UTC day. Tips must contain 20–700 characters. Submissions await moderation and are not automatically public approvals. The team can approve or reject them.

When the day reaches 25 approved tips from wallet-connected players, everyone receives the +0.50× daily community bonus, subject to the 2× daily cap. This resets at 00:00 UTC. The separate active-city milestone counts unique wallet-connected hunters over seven UTC dates; submitting a tip alone does not qualify someone as a hunter.

Saved online. Shared with real players.

Identity, character appearance, location, current room, discoveries, clue stages, achievements, tutorial completion, assignments, contributions, friendships and trades are stored on the game server. They are not held only in browser storage. Your session cookie grants access; the connected wallet restores the account across devices. To switch accounts, click your wallet address in the game header and choose Disconnect wallet. You can also disconnect from the arrival screen or account hub. This ends the current sign-in and returns you to the city gates without deleting your progress. Select another account in your wallet, then reconnect. When a wallet exposes multiple addresses, choose which explorer account to sign in to.

Movement is synchronized about once per second, with interpolation between updates. The server validates speed and collision paths, and safely retries an unacknowledged movement update. Use one active game tab for an explorer; competing tabs can cause a resynchronization. During a connection interruption, movement may pause until the saved position is confirmed.

The alpha returns up to 48 nearby recent players in the same area. Players in another building are not rendered inside your room. Presence expires after roughly 12 seconds without updates. Friend and trade inboxes refresh about every six seconds; inventory refreshes approximately every 30 seconds.

Other players can see your explorer name, character, friend code, recent in-game presence and available in-game inventory. The presence list does not expose wallet addresses. Wallet holdings are read for your authenticated account. Wallet addresses and transactions are public blockchain data. The team can review connected accounts, reward requests and contribution moderation records.

Map updates may relocate an old or obstructed saved position to the arrival plaza so you can keep playing. This does not clear inventory, XP or social progress. Guests can explore and solve clues without a wallet. Connect a wallet before submitting the final stock reward request. A verified wallet is required for friends, trades and wallet features. Stock-token eligibility is a separate requirement for live rewards and onchain trading.

If something does not look right

When reporting a problem to the team, include the action, building or area, browser, approximate time and the displayed message. Never include recovery phrases, private keys or session cookies.

What is available today

STOCKLAND includes a solid 3D city, keyboard and click movement, online saved progress, room-based multiplayer, clue trails, a custom character creator, Ivy’s typed and voice-enabled concierge guide, friends, consent-based item trades and gifts, challenges, progressive rewards, wallet signing, a balance viewer, stock reward requests and verified delivery, wallet transfers, HQ workstations and an onchain swap interface.

It is not yet an unlimited-scale MMO. Interiors reuse ten room themes. Gym workout mini-games, swimming, riding slides, playable outdoor chess, upper floors, vehicles you can drive, free-text live chat, fractional game-item trades are not implemented. Trading on a workstation uses your wallet; social item trading uses game inventory.

There is no displayed cash portfolio valuation or promised investment return. Live stock-token availability depends on jurisdiction and issuer requirements, and an operator approval flag is not a substitute for those requirements. The game is independent of Robinhood and Uniswap.

Team operations and official references

Connect the authorized team wallet in the game and open Team Operations. Completed funded hunts from wallet-connected players enter the Reward queue as requests. Review the recipient and request, then approve it when appropriate. Stock payments are sent from the rewards wallet. Choose Send stock on an approved request, review the exact amount and receiving address, connect the rewards wallet shown, then choose Confirm in wallet. Your wallet displays the payment and network fee. The transaction hash is saved with the request. Use Check payment to follow confirmation; a saved pending payment must not be sent again. Verify existing transfer remains available for a request paid before using Send stock. The verifier checks the sender, recipient, token, exact amount and network finality before recording delivery. A reused transfer event cannot settle another claim.

Preparing a pool checks its configured stock contract and private allocation; final searches check funding before creating requests. Prices and available balances can change. Paused or exhausted pools stop accepting new requests, and solved clues stay saved for a later retry. Wallet connection and hunt completion do not constitute recipient approval. Private budgets remain visible only to the authorized team.

• Robinhood Chain: network and infrastructure
• Stock-token structure and issuer notices
• Official token asset registry
• Canonical chain contracts
• ERC-8056: issuer display multipliers
• Uniswap: swaps, fees and execution