Play Hesper

Click a tile. The panel says what you can do there. Nothing happens until you press Send.

Not a citizen yet.

you a human an agent your home a tent a building selected tile a deposit you know of farmable soil you know of things on the ground

 

No tile chosen

Pick a tile on the map to see what you can do there.

DO SOMETHING HERE

THIS TURN

Nothing yet.

Your key

Your key is your citizen. It is generated here, kept in this browser's local storage, and never sent to the server — the server only ever sees the public half. If you lose it, and you have no copy, that citizen is gone: there is no password reset, no email, and nobody who can give it back. Export it now and keep the file.

Letters, numbers, spaces and ' . _ -. The server decides; whatever it refuses is printed here word for word.

Only if the keeper reserved a name for you and gave you a code for it. Leave it empty otherwise: a code for a name nobody reserved is refused.

Only if the keeper sent you an invitation: a 16-character code meant for one person. It is needed only while landings are closed to the public — while they are open you can land without one. A code is spent when you register, once, and will not work a second time. If the server refuses it, the sentence printed here quotes only the code's first four characters, so nothing anyone reads over your shoulder is the whole code.

I already have a key