LitCraft

About LitCraft

The LitCraft hub — the front door to the whole LitCraft universe on the web, and a recreation of the LitCraft native client front end. From here you reach the games, the tasks, your guides and the world map; the home page's menu holds Inventory — the Fias inventory of everything you own, opened in a new tab — and the gear in its top bar opens Options (the Sound Settings, and more options over time). The LitSquad panel shows your avatar, and Customize opens LitSquad to dress it. The Stats panel shows your Lit Legion and Nysperience levels with a bar of how far you are through each, how many tasks you have completed, and your referrals; your Heptals stand in the top bar beside your name and picture. The LitCraft menu, in the hub and in every game, has an Inventory button that opens the same Fias inventory and a Back to Fias button, marked with the Fias logo, that returns to the Fias home. In every Nysperience game a button above the question mark opens the list of the LitCraft Nysperience games.

The Games catalog lists every LitCraft game in two sections — LitCraft Nysperience (Lit Mining, Crafting, Inventory, Heptavita, Pickaxe, Red Gems, Heptone Battle, Fruit, Lit Farming, Lit Merge and Tex-Tiles) and Earning Games — and opens a game directly; the same page opens from the LitCraft menu in every game, and inside a Nysperience game a games button above the question mark opens its LitCraft Nysperience section on one page. Until you complete the Learn to Dig task, every game except Lit Mining is greyed out, so a new player starts in Lit Mining. A Recent Games strip tracks what you have been playing, and because that history lives on your account rather than in the browser, games you played in the native client show up here and vice versa.

The Map is where LitCraft progression happens. NPC guides stand at fixed points on the world map, each showing a badge with how many of their tasks are waiting on you. Talking to a guide opens their dialogue, and from there you accept a task, see it in progress, or hand it in. Long dialogue comes in pages — press Next to read on — so it stays readable on a phone. Five intro guides — Tom, Glimz, Rocky, Lioren and Fiasent — stand on the map from the start; you unlock a guide's tasks by choosing that guide on the Guides screen. Each intro guide's first task offers Decline beside Accept, which takes you back to the Guides screen to read the other guides before you choose.

Tasks follow a fixed sequence: available, then accepted, then completed, then awarded. A task that only asks you to read — like starting a guide's path — is completed the moment you accept it. Otherwise handing one in opens a form built from that task definition — text, images, links you must actually open, checkboxes, multiple choice and free text — and submitting it moves the task on. Collecting the award opens the reward screen, which shows your XP first and then each item, coin or badge granted.

The Tasks board is the same task list without the map, filterable by category and status. The Account screen, reached from the LitCraft menu, shows your display name, level, XP, Nys Points, Heptals and Lit Gems. The Guides screen is where you pick the guide whose path you want to follow. There is also a LitPass store and an Inventory view.

The chat bar along the bottom of the home page is the LitCraft guild chat: it shows the latest three messages from the public LitCraft guild. Pressing it, or the Community button, opens that chat in the Chat app in a new tab; if you are not in the guild yet the bar reads Join the chat, and pressing it joins you first. The Community button in the LitCraft menu of every game opens the same chat in a new tab. Where no guild chat is set up, the bar simply opens the Chat app.

The intro plays once per account rather than once per visit, so returning players land straight on the hub.