Streamfall

Open-World Maps

An open-world game design is a virtual environment that allows players to explore vast, interconnected regions without being confined to linear levels or fixed pathways. In Streamfall, the open-world approach creates an immersive experience where exploration, strategy, and decision-making shape each player's journey.

Topographically, Streamfall is composed of dynamically loaded zones, meaning vast terrains like forests, icy peaks, deserts, ruins, and creator-themed biomes can coexist seamlessly. These environments are procedurally enriched and optimized using Unreal Engine's advanced world partitioning system, allowing large-scale maps to run smoothly and render in real time without breaking immersion.

Technically, the open-world structure enables asynchronous multiplayer interaction. Players spawn at different points and must traverse, gather resources, fight, or form alliances as they head toward a central conflict zone—Point B. This flexibility lets players carve their own path, utilize terrain advantage, and experience personalized gameplay arcs.

At its core, Streamfall’s open world is more than just a setting—it’s a dynamic, breathing ecosystem where content creators and players collide, adapt, and evolve in real time.

The Journey to the Portal

You fall into the blockchain world—a mysterious, shifting landscape of power and chaos. The characters in this world are streamers from the real world, transported into a digital battlefield. Their mission: to find the final portal.

But the path isn’t marked. Players must navigate unknown territory, uncover secrets, face rivals, and form unexpected alliances. Along the way, they’ll encounter both danger and wonder, as the world responds to their actions. Every tree, ruin, and character might hold the key—or pose a threat.

This isn’t just a race. It’s a journey of discovery, survival, and transformation. Only the strongest, most intelligent, and most connected will reach the portal and shape what lies beyond.

Free-For-All Survival Mode

A "Free-for-All" (FFA) mode in gaming refers to a match where every participant competes individually, without teams or alliances. Victory depends solely on a player's skill, strategy, and ability to survive longer than everyone else.

In Streamfall, Free-for-All takes on new depth within its open-world structure. There are no formal teams. No second chances. Players are dropped into massive creator-themed maps where they must survive, loot, and fight forward. The mode rewards those who think fast, explore strategically, and adapt quickly to changing conditions.

This is not just a deathmatch—it's survival. In the chaos of Streamfall, alliances may form temporarily, but in the end, only one can reach the portal and claim the legacy.

Gold: The Inner Currency of Survival

Gold in Streamfall isn’t just a score—it’s the key to progression. This inner-game currency is required to enter new maps, unlock strategic locations, and fuel your advancement toward the final portal. Players bring their gold into the world each time they spawn, adding real stakes to every match.

When you eliminate another player, you don’t just take their spot—you claim the gold they risked. Every battle becomes a gamble, and every victory pushes you closer to domination. The more you carry, the more you have to lose—but also the more you can gain.

Mission Requirements Before the Portal

In Streamfall, every player is given a 10-minute window to reach the portal. However, access to the portal isn't immediate—each player must complete at least three missions scattered across the map. These missions are dynamically generated and may include challenges such as collecting a set amount of gold, eliminating a specific NPC, or even taking down another player. This system ensures that each player's journey is active and immersive, requiring navigation and strategic action. The map becomes a layered challenge of time management, survival, and mission completion. Only those who can balance all three will make it to the portal before the timer runs out.

Loot Boxes and Daily Rewards

On the main page of Streamfall, players will find a reward system inspired by games like Brawl Stars. Through daily activity or optional purchases, players can unlock loot boxes that contain new characters, unique skins, and powerful weapons. These boxes add variety, personalization, and a sense of anticipation to each session.

The more active a player is within the RGG universe—completing missions, surviving encounters, or engaging with creator-based content—the greater their chances of earning free daily rewards. This mechanic increases engagement and reinforces long-term progression and player investment.