A world of crystal, memory, and unfinished paths.

Atrinik is an open-source cooperative fantasy role-playing world of islands, ruins, and crystal-lit mysteries. Founded by Zoey Seraphina Rose, it is built with its community.

The maintained GPL-licensed Atrinik Classic line keeps the world playable today. In parallel, a next-generation MIT implementation is being developed with Go, Rust, and Protobuf foundations. They do not yet form a complete game release. Game content and media remain separately licensed under the terms in their source repositories.

Classic remains GPL as distributed. Tools is MIT by default with a GPL-2.0-or-later map-checker-qt/ exception; historical tools tags and releases remain under the terms that applied when published. Under the historical MIT provenance registry, an MIT destination may inspect exact, independently separable material as source reference, copy it, migrate or port it, translate or adapt it, or relicense it only after the canonical audit proves each selected contribution is the applicable named grantor's original work. Each contribution must be solely authored by that grantor and fall within the row's temporal scope. Distinct contributions may cite different rows only when each independently satisfies one row. Rows cannot be combined to cover jointly authored contributions, generated output, or inseparable mixed work. Later material needs contemporaneous compatible permission. This does not relicense the source repositories or by itself approve a GPL dependency, link, or bundle.

• Play Atrinik Classic
• Explore the development workspace
• Follow the next-generation roadmap
• Discover the world

Human creators direct the game world. Software is developed publicly—primarily through Codex-driven workflows under maintainer direction, review, provenance controls, and repository validation. Direct human contributions are welcome.