George Tsagkarakis
The Continuum World (official site) team has spent this week on work players won’t see on screen. The developers deployed more security updates and kept building a mobile version of the game. This week’s update has no new creature, ruin or reward. Season 6 is still running.
Security comes first after last week’s scam warning
Last week the team warned about fraudulent messages impersonating Continuum World’s official accounts. This week it says it has deployed additional security updates to protect the game and its players. The developers did not detail what those updates change.
Players in Continuum World own digital assets and take part in a blockchain-based economy, so the team calls security “an essential part of the experience.” It also repeated its advice to players: double-check suspicious links and never share a wallet recovery phrase with anyone.
Mobile version in development, no release date
A mobile version of Continuum World is still in active development. The developers say a long-term goal is to make the game more accessible, so Settlers can check on their Lands without sitting at a computer. Their examples are a few spare minutes at a bus stop, on a coffee break or on the sofa.
The team says the job is bigger than shrinking the game to a phone screen. It wants the mobile version to feel natural and convenient on a device players carry everywhere. There is still work ahead, and the studio is not announcing a release date yet.
The developers are asking players what they would do first on mobile. They list four options:
- Manage and decorate Lands
- Collect resources and complete daily activities
- Check ranking and seasonal progress
- Explore the world in a free moment
Feedback is being collected on the game’s Telegram and Discord channels. The team says the answers will show which parts of the game matter most to players on mobile.
Season 6 is still live
Season 6 continues, and its ancient Wisp Ruins decorations are still available for players’ Lands. The team says it will keep working behind the scenes on the improvements needed for Continuum World’s next chapter.
