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Good to know
Can I play the games yet?
Play MicroValendor now in your browser. It is publicly available and still a work in progress. Loot Sort is in closed alpha testing. Try the Starforge Defense browser preview. Android closed alpha testing is available to selected testers; this is not an Android production release. Marchlands and Valendor remain in development. Public release dates for these four games have not been announced.
Are these real game screenshots?
Yes. Marchlands, Loot Sort, and Starforge Defense use captures from their development builds. MicroValendor shows actual gameplay from its live solo practice mode. Valendor currently features existing game artwork, clearly labelled. The moon and wolf on our homepage are studio artwork.
What are ProjectW, ProjectM, and ProjectY?
They are the development project names for Marchlands, Loot Sort, and Starforge Defense. Marchlands is a working title.
Where is Loot Sort’s privacy policy?
You can read the Loot Sort privacy page. It explains local saves, advertising, optional ad-pacing measurement, and your choices.
How can I join the Starforge Defense Android closed test?
Starforge Defense is a free Android development test for eligible testers. It is a work in progress, not an Android production release.
- Join the Android testing group.
- Open the Starforge Defense test opt-in page and join the test.
- Use the Google Play download or normal Install/Update link shown there.
Use the same Google account for the group, the test opt-in and Google Play on your phone.
Access depends on test eligibility. If Play says the app is unavailable, confirm you joined the group with that account, then reopen the opt-in page. If you are still blocked, contact the studio with the step and exact error. Do not send passwords or codes.
How do rebuilds, rerolls and Daily rewards work in the browser preview?
In the current browser preview’s Solo ship editor, clearing completed rows refunds run coins based on half the listed value of the removed module cells. Review the exact refund before confirming; emergency Cannon cells give no refund. A clear can leave your ship unarmed. Place a Cannon manually before launching: it costs 20 run coins, or is free while you are unarmed and cannot afford it.
You can reroll the selection once per wave for 5 run coins. A second, ad-based reroll is unavailable in this browser build. The Daily Missions badge counts rewards ready to claim from the current shared online profile; open Daily Missions to claim them.
Browser ads and purchases are disabled, so ad-based salvage bonuses are unavailable too. The Android test builds described in the privacy policy use demo ads and do not grant persistent ad rewards. These rebuild and reroll instructions describe the current browser preview; installed Android builds may differ. See the privacy policy for local saves, shared progression and deletion limits.
How does Practice work in the browser preview?
In the browser preview, open Online → Practice Room and choose Solo (AI) or Multiplayer, then select an owned ship. Multiplayer offers Queue, Create Private Room and Join Private Room. Practice uses a temporary match build budget; it does not award persistent match rewards, spend Ranked tickets or change Ranked ratings. Leaving Solo (AI) returns to your original saved expedition.
How does Starforge Defense save progress?
The current browser preview and Android test builds attempt to connect to shared online progression at startup. Connected play uses the server-held collection and wallet for that device profile. The browser and Android app use separate device profiles; connecting to the same service does not automatically link their wallets or progression. Collection is shared across online modes for that profile, while expedition progress and preferences remain on that device. Full server checkpoint recovery is not available.
Browser saves and the online sign-in credential belong to the game’s site and browser profile; they do not automatically transfer to another browser or device. Browser storage may be cleared or unavailable. Clearing site storage can lose progress and profile access without deleting the hosted profile. Android test builds keep local expedition progress, preferences and the profile credential in app storage on the device.
The browser preview keeps an internal local save backup in browser storage; recent Android test builds keep their internal local save backup in app storage. These save backups do not recover the hosted-profile credential. Manual export/import controls are absent from the current browser preview and recent Android test builds; older builds and previously exported files are described in the privacy policy.
For the current browser preview or a recent Android test build, use Options → ONLINE PROFILE / DELETE. Android test build 5 uses Online / Co-op → RAID PROFILE / DELETE; earlier browser previews used Online / Co-op as well. Keep the deletion-only code privately. The current browser preview and recent Android test builds let you change your pilot name in Options, use the official WSS services and have no server-address setting. See the Starforge Defense privacy page for the deletion website, older-client controls and remaining-record limits. Browser ads and purchases are disabled; the Android test builds described there use demo ads with purchases disabled.
How should I report a problem?
Include the game name, version, device, steps to reproduce the problem, and a screenshot if useful. Never send passwords, payment details, or private account credentials.