Angry Dynomites Lab switches on quest system for Craft World

In Brief:

• Angry Dynomites Lab has turned on a quest system in Craft World, adding Daily, Weekly and Endless quests that pay out points toward milestone rewards.
• Reward types include Eggs, Swaps, Boosters, Chests and Power Packs, with the studio saying more are coming.
• The feature builds on the studio’s Ronin mainnet push, which followed a $5 million raise and a testnet that drew more than 2.7 million accounts.

Angry Dynomites Lab has turned on a quest system in Craft World. Players can now run Daily, Weekly and Endless quests to earn points, hit milestones and claim rewards, the studio said.

The rewards on offer include Eggs, Swaps, Boosters, Chests and Power Packs, and the studio said more will follow. “Complete Quests. Earn Points. Claim Rewards,” it said in the announcement.

The three tracks run on different clocks. Daily and Weekly quests refresh on a set cadence. The Endless track keeps going without a reset.

From testnet to mainnet

Craft World debuted on the Ronin mainnet on July 29, after a testnet phase that drew more than 2.7 million accounts.

The game is free to play across Web, iOS and Android. Players mine resources, build shared Masterpieces and work toward a communal goal. Its economy runs on DynoCoin, a utility token the studio has described as non-speculative and built for progression, upgrades and in-game ownership.

The money and the backers

VOYA Games and Angry Dynomites Lab raised $5 million in May 2025 to fund Craft World’s launch. The round was co-led by 1kx and Makers Fund, with backing from The Sandbox.

Angry Dynomites Lab is the IP. VOYA Games is the studio that runs it. The team rebranded from Angry Dynomites Lab to VOYA Games in November 2023 as it moved into full studio work, keeping the original name for the game’s world. German developer Oliver Loffler, who founded Kolibri Games, founded the studio.

Quests sit on a points campaign

The quests plug into a wider reward loop the studio has run through Project Voyager, its meta-game. There players complete social and in-game tasks to earn Warp Crystals, which convert into DynoCoin allocations ranked by leaderboard position.

The studio has said the reward system is built to favor long-term community members and to block farming and bots. When the first collection of Dyno tokens launched, it sold out in eight minutes.