Economy configuration
Set rules for rewards, balances, spending, item delivery, and live economy updates.
Forge Atlas SDK
The SDK for modern game economies.
Forge Atlas helps studios add rewards, shops, player assets, activity tokens, and live economy controls without rebuilding the backend from scratch.
Modular tools for deeper progression, flexible monetization, and player assets teams can control.
Product
The economy layer behind the game.
Define rewards, items, activity tokens, shops, routing, asset delivery, and game-scoped collections in one configurable system.
Player assets & shops
Configure cosmetics, equipment, collectibles, passes, inventory, and game-scoped collections.
Multiplayer settlement
Run activity-token match flows with signed outcomes, replay protection, and timeout refunds.
Modules
Core systems inside the SDK.
Enable only the capabilities the game needs, then configure them at the game level.
Module
Environment controls
Set game worlds, routing rules, permissions, approved modules, and reusable configuration templates.
Module
Game admin
Manage game-specific settings, metadata, permissions, supported systems, and live economy rules.
Module
Activity tokens
Represent gameplay actions, scoring, burns, and reward events without requiring a tradable token model.
Module
Shop module
Support items, passes, bundles, allowlists, supply caps, per-address limits, pricing, and delivery rules.
Module
Multiplayer module
Settle activity-token matches through signed outcomes, timeout handling, and protected state transitions.
Module
Asset module
Launch game-scoped ERC-721 or ERC-1155-compatible collections with configurable supply and metadata.
Configuration
Configurable by design.
Compose a game economy from explicit modules, permissions, limits, and operational rules.
- Game environments
- Admin permissions
- Team wallets
- Routing rules
- Timelocks
- Connected modules
- Consumables
- Equipment
- Collectibles
- Battle passes
- Mystery boxes
- Supply caps
- Per-address limits
- Allowlists
- Activity-token rules
- Mint authorization
- Burn logic
- Player balances
- Reward events
- Progression hooks
- Game-scoped collections
- Metadata
- Mint pricing
- Item delivery
- Match settlement
- Timeout refunds
- Signed outcomes
Monetization
More ways to monetize without forcing a token model.
Support collection, access, scarcity, progression, and ownership while keeping every module optional and aligned with the game.
- Create limited-supply cosmetics, equipment, or collectibles.
- Support battle passes, mystery boxes, bundles, and seasonal rewards.
- Use account-bound rewards for access, identity, or progression.
- Enable tradable assets only where they fit the game.
- Connect item systems to retention and long-term engagement.
Integration
Built to work beside the existing stack.
Connect game clients, services, billing, checkout, minting, dashboards, and live operations.
Clients & backend
- Unity or other game clients
- Game backend services
- Developer dashboards
- Analytics and live-operations tools
Payments & onchain
- Apple IAP
- Google Play Billing
- Steam
- Stripe or approved web checkout
- Backend-signed purchase confirmation
- Immutable-compatible minting flows
Safety
Conservative by default.
Forge Atlas is modular, non-custodial, and team-controlled. Studios choose which systems to enable, which assets are tradable, and which parts stay fully traditional.
- No required token launch
- No required liquidity pool
- No required marketplace
- Stablecoins disabled by default
- No custody of player or team funds
- No staking, dividends, yield, redemption, or profit sharing
- Backend authorization for sensitive flows
Reference integration
Extinction of the Exaverse
The public reference connects progression and rewards, shops and asset delivery, activity tokens, and live economy configuration inside a complete game loop.
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Build flexible game economies without rebuilding the whole backend.
Tell us about the studio, the game, the target platform, and the economy systems you want to evaluate.
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