What Is Everworld?
Everworld is an idle RPG. You gather resources, craft gear, fight monsters, and trade with other players — and unlike most games, your progress keeps ticking forward even when you're not actively playing. Queue up an action, walk away, and come back to find your character has kept working.
Moving Around
Everworld is played entirely with the mouse — there's nothing to install and nothing to memorise on the keyboard.
| Action | How |
|---|---|
| Move | Left-click anywhere on the ground |
| Interact | Left-click a tree, rock, fishing spot, or NPC |
| More options | Right-click an object for a menu, including Examine |
Left-clicking a resource or NPC starts interacting with it immediately — chopping a tree, mining a rock, casting a line, or opening a trader's shop. Right-clicking gives you a menu with the same action plus an Examine option if you just want to know what something is first.
Your Starter Kit
Every new adventurer begins with a basic toolkit, a starter weapon, and a little coin to get going.
Your Starter Kit
Bronze Axe
Bronze Pickaxe
Bronze Hammer
Bronze Dagger
Shortbow
50x Bronze Arrows
10x Shrimps
That's a Bronze Axe, Pickaxe, Hammer and Dagger to get every gathering and crafting skill started, a Shortbow with 50 Bronze Arrows for ranged combat, 10 Shrimps to keep you fed, and 100 coins in your pocket.
The Skills of Everworld
Everworld has nine skills split across gathering, crafting, and combat.
The Skills of Everworld
Woodcutting
Mining
Fishing
Smithing
Crafting
Cooking
Combat
Ranged
Hitpoints
- ◆Woodcutting, Mining and Fishing — gather raw materials from the world
- ◆Smithing and Crafting — turn raw materials into tools, weapons, armour, and ammunition
- ◆Cooking — turn raw fish and other ingredients into food that heals you
- ◆Combat, Ranged and Hitpoints — track your fighting strength, ranged prowess, and survivability
Every skill levels up the same way: perform the related action, earn XP, and level up for access to better tools, recipes, and areas.
The Idle Tick System
Actions in Everworld happen on a tick — a short, fixed slice of time. Chopping a log, smelting an ingot, or landing a hit all take a set number of ticks to complete, and better tools shorten that time rather than skip it entirely.
Tip: You don't need to keep the game open to make progress. Start an action and log off — Everworld calculates what you missed and credits it the moment you return, up to your offline progress cap (5 hours by default).
Inventory & The Bank
Your inventory holds up to 28 item stacks at a time — plenty for a session, but it will fill up if you gather for long enough unattended. That's what the bank is for:
- ◆Visit any bank to store items safely and free up inventory space
- ◆Some resource nodes have a deposit station nearby (like a mine cart or fishing barrel) that sends what you gather straight to your bank, so you can keep working without filling up
Your Sidebar Tabs
Inventory
Equipment
Skills
Your Inventory, Equipment, and Skills panels are always one click away from the sidebar, so you can check your gear and progress without interrupting whatever you're doing.
Where to Go Next
This is just the first stop. Dedicated guides for each skill, combat, the marketplace, and the wider world are on their way to the Help Center — check back soon.