A world you can return to
A virtual world is a computer-generated environment that people can inhabit through avatars, explore over time and experience alongside other participants. Many worlds continue to exist and change while an individual player is offline. Persistence, shared spaces and social interaction distinguish them from a single static 3D scene.
Virtual worlds versus games
A game typically emphasizes defined goals, rules and progression. A virtual world can include all of those, but it also supports open-ended activities such as meeting people, operating shops, making objects, exploring cities and building communities. The distinction is not absolute: many multiplayer games are also virtual worlds.
What makes an online world feel real?
Continuity matters. A named street, a familiar plaza, a trading hub or a recognizable skyline can become part of a player’s personal history. In Entropia Universe, places such as Port Atlantis and City of Dreams provide identifiable locations within a broader planetary system.
Where to start
Explore our cities and shopping directories to see actual in-world locations. Each guide pairs a supplied game screenshot with a cinematic artistic interpretation, making it possible to compare the destination with the source material.
Frequently asked questions
Are all virtual worlds in VR?
No. Many are experienced on ordinary computer screens. A headset is optional in some products and not part of every platform.
Is a virtual world the same as the metaverse?
Not exactly. A virtual world is an environment; the metaverse is a broader concept about connected digital experiences and identities.
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