Etherscape reopens streaming rewards, drops the whitelist

In Brief:

• Etherscape (official site) restarted its streaming rewards program and opened the entry tier to every player, with no whitelist required.
• Payouts run on Enjin blockchain, funded by the game’s Community Wallet, which takes 25% of in-game revenue and distributes weekly.
• The relaunch follows version 0.30, which shipped deep Twitch integration into the game.

Etherscape restarted its streaming rewards program and removed the gate on entry. Every player can join at the Starter level.

“Streaming rewards are back in Etherscape!” the game said in a post. “Every Etherborn can start at the Starter level—no whitelist required. Build your community, welcome new players, and earn rewards on @Enjin blockchain.”

Rewards pay out on Enjin blockchain. Etherscape pointed streamers to the stream partners section of its whitepaper for the program’s terms and didn’t detail the tiers above Starter in its post.

How the rewards get funded

Etherscape has never issued its own token. It runs on ENJ, and Enjinite, the in-game currency, tracks the token at 100 to 1. Gems earned in game can be swapped back to ENJ.

Player rewards come out of the Community Wallet, which takes 25% of all in-game revenue and pays weekly based on in-game engagement. Enjin has said the wallet held more than 66,000 ENJ and sent more than 2,000 ENJ to players each week. A later Etherscape update on community wallet staking put the balance at 114,000 ENJ, with 85,000 staked.

Staking feeds the same pot. Etherscape sends 100% of its nomination pool rewards to the Community Wallet and 100% of its validator rewards to the Royalty Wallet, which passes 25% along to the community side. Its validators keep the standard 5% commission and pass the rest to nominators.

Built on the Twitch update

Version 0.30 added deep Twitch streaming integration, Resonant Shards progression and expanded Heroic Marks bonuses. The release before it, Water Essence (0.29), brought the Coral Depths, the Tidal Drakonid faction, a Hydro Dragon boss, a Multiverse Water Event and tidal weapon skins.

Etherscape’s streaming policy already authorizes players to broadcast images, video, music and sound effects from the game. That authorization covers monetized streams.

Other ways players earn

A weekly leaderboard tracks the highest Arena level reached. The top five players take Gem rewards funded at 1% of the Community Wallet’s total value each week, and those gems swap directly to ENJ.

Governance pays too. Players who vote receive ENJ as Unbound Enjinite, with voting weight set by Imperial Sovereign holdings.

And there’s Kepithor Rewards, the Android app tied to the game, which pays for consuming ads and completing content. Withdrawing as Bound Gems adds a 5% bonus. Referring the Etherscape account adds another 5%, for 10% total.

Background

Etherscape is a shared-world online action RPG, free on the Epic Games Store and still in alpha. Players are called Etherborn.

It’s one of the first-season titles in Essence of the Elements, the year-long Multiverse quest Enjin launched in February 2026, alongside ENJ Excavators, Into the Multiverse, Lost Relics (official site) and The Six Dragons (official site).

Enjin pushed the program to its own audience in three words: “Play. Stream. Get rewarded for both.”