Your Library

Your library is your personal collection of worlds you've played or saved.

Games tab

The default tab shows all worlds in your library. Each card shows the cover, title, an update indicator (blue dot), and a heart if you've favorited it.

Card actions on hover:

• Continue playing
• Edit (copies to your projects)
• Export as JSON
• Remove from library

Sorting: Alphabetical, Recent (last played), or Added (when you saved it). Favorited worlds always pin to the top regardless of sort order.

Search: Filter your library by name with the search bar.

Filters: The chips beside the title narrow the shelf: All, Favorites, Updated, Not played, and your own status: Playing, Finished and Dropped.

Status: Open a game and set it to Playing, Finished or Dropped under Status. Anything you have played counts as Playing until you mark it, so you only mark where a story ended. The status shows on the card next to the last-played date and covers every language version of that game.

Detail panel

Click any world card to expand a detail panel on the right with:

• Cover image, title, creator info
• Play / Edit / Room buttons
• Stats: last played, creation date, token usage
• Description, tags, announcements

Session management

Click Play to open the session picker. You'll see all your sessions for that world with message count and last activity. You can:

• Pick an existing session to continue
• Create a new session with + New Session
• Multi-language worlds show language tabs at the top

Sessions are fully independent -- different story states, different histories.

My Projects

The second tab shows worlds you've created or copied, split into In Development (drafts) and Published. See the Creator Guide for details.

Assets

The third tab manages your uploaded files -- images (PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG), audio (MP3, WAV, OGG), and fonts (TTF, OTF, WOFF). Organized in a folder tree with drag-and-drop. Storage limit depends on your plan: 1 GB on Free, 5 GB on Gold, 20 GB on Platinum, 50 GB on Diamond, 100 GB on Ascendant.

Select a ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ, or TGZ archive with Upload files, or drop it into the current asset folder. After inspection, choose whether to keep its folder structure and keep both or skip duplicate filenames, then start importing. Keep the page open until the upload finishes. Once confirmed, the server continues importing in the background; View import reopens progress and lets you retry failed files.

Archives support up to 128 MiB compressed, 512 MiB unpacked, 2,000 files, and 64 MiB per file, subject to your available storage.

Bundles

The fourth tab shows resource packs you've collected -- packaged asset sets from creators. Mostly relevant for world creation.