My Neighbor Alice

Make a home on the Lummelunda Archipelago, a cozy chain of six islands split into themed regions like Tourney Wolds, Shaded Headland and Tinsel Falls. Gather resources with the right tools, run them through refinery machines, and craft furniture, clothing and working tools. Characters around the islands hand out quests that reward blueprints and tickets, the secret recipes behind rarer items. Fishing, farming and crafting drain Moxie, your avatar’s energy bar, and earn XP toward your next level. Eat crops or fish to fill it back up.

Land sits at the heart of the game. The archipelago holds 100,000 plots, some sold to players and some kept by the DAO as Townhubs where neighbors meet and trade. Start on a free trial plot, then buy one in a primary sale or from another player, or share land with friends. An NPC named Oli appears on every plot you own and hands out free daily $BJORN and daily quests. Craft a storefront to sell from your own land, or pay a higher fee to list at a busy Townhub.

My Neighbor Alice runs fully on-chain on Chromia and plays in the browser on Windows and Apple Silicon Macs through WebGPU. A Steam release is listed as coming soon, and there is no mobile version. You sign up with a wallet, an email or a phone number. Two currencies drive the economy. Players mint $BJORN by playing and spend it on crafting, trading and tools. The $ALICE token, which also trades on Ethereum and BNB Chain, goes into special crafts, and part of it stays locked inside the NFT until you burn the item to get it back. $ALICE also buys the Alice Golden Pass, a 30-day premium subscription token you can redeem or resell to other players.

Holders of Pudgy Penguins and Lil Pudgys can bring their NFTs in as companions that follow their avatar around the islands. Free to play.