In Brief:
- Wilder World (official site) opened a player-owned Personal Space in the Trenches district that combines the garage, apartment and Gun & Gear Room into one connected hub.
- Gear stat modifiers and persistent degradation are live, and repairs now run through the Armory at a cost scaled to damage amount, gear type and rarity.
- The space reads from connected ZERO wallets, so anything a player sells disappears from inventory and from saved presets.
Wilder World has put a player’s entire inventory in one room. The new Personal Space, live in the Trenches district, folds the garage, apartment and Gun & Gear Room into a single connected hub.
Players drive in at street level and take an elevator up. Inside they can display the cars, weapons, gear, Kicks, clothing, statues and artwork they own.
NEW WILDER WORLD UPDATE:
CUSTOM GEAR. PRIVATE GARAGE.
Gear that wears out
The update also switched on stat modifiers and persistent degradation. Every equipped piece now changes movement, protection and loadout performance.
Armor modifies shield capacity and mobility. Attachments alter weapon stats, with bonuses tied to item type and rarity.
And every impact armor absorbs wears it down. Inventory, attachments, backpacks and the HUD were tightened alongside the change.
Repairs at the Armory
Gear repair is live at the Armory. A repair restores stats to maximum and wipes the battle damage visuals off the item.
It isn’t free. Cost scales on three inputs: how much damage the item has taken, what type of gear it is and how rare it is.
The garage reads the wallet
Version 2 of the Garage added wallet connection, pulling owned Wheels into the Garage Selector and making them drivable in the open world. Version 3 expands the system through Packs, adding vehicle upgrades and tuning.
The refreshed Garage pulls directly from connected ZERO wallets and shows every Wheel a player owns. Customization runs on Pack assets: performance upgrade parts affecting handling, speed and control, plus cosmetics including rims, paint mods and swappable patterns. Configurations save as presets.
Ownership is enforced at the wallet. An item has to sit in a connected wallet to appear in game, and selling it strips it from inventory and from any saved preset that used it.
What Season One packs hold
Season One Packs span six rarity tiers, from Common to WILD. They contain weapons and attachments, Trinity MKI and MKII suit components across 11 gear slots, and vehicle modifications spread across five upgrade categories.
Avatar customization changed with them. Preset Trinity suits are gone and every player starts on a base undersuit, then configures and saves combinations of Pack assets.
Weapon loadouts followed the same path. Preset loadouts came first for quick selection from preconfigured sets, then the Weapon Customizer, with Pack attachments including scopes, silencers and barrels.
Background
Wilder World runs on Unreal Engine 5 and Ethereum, with ZERO handling ownership. Its Super Early Access rollout was mapped in three phases: Rebellion, covering shooter combat, gear-based progression and arena competition; Wilder Wheels, covering the parts economy, upgraded vehicles and racing physics; and a third phase beginning in 2026 that opens Wiami as a free-roam world with building and mining.
Release 0.11.1, posted in February, moved ownership onchain and turned on pack opening. The Open World Preview before it let players browse the full in-engine vehicle lineup but drive only a fixed set of six.
Future updates will add in-game Pack opening, expanded trait and rarity variations, more purchase options and marketplace functionality.
Season One items are permanently scarce. They won’t be reissued.
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