The In-Game Economy

As I mentioned in the introduction, the in-game virtual economy is 100% driven by real money…You may just be wondering how the game can sustain itself if you're allowed to withdraw money from it. Well, it's quite simple. Most in-game actions are taxed, such as bank deposits, gambling, and there are also several money sinks such as the fact that you'll need to eat, restore your energy and your life as you explore the continents of the prehistoric world.

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Gameplay

The gameplay for this game is comparatively straight-forward. You explore the continents of the prehistoric world (starting with Pangea) looking for resources to sell, creatures to kill for experience and clams, and the occasional clams you may find on the ground during exploration.

There are also many ways to spend your hard-earned clams, such as gambling, either with other players or with the computer AI. On occasion you may also find quest-givers during your explorations that offer you a reward for completing a quest. However, you have a limited amount of time to do the quest, and if you don't complete it in time, you lose a quest point (and if you had none, say hello to negative points). Quest points can be used to buy additional stat points, at the rate of 50 quest points per stat point.

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In Conclusion

There's not much more to say about this game. In summary, it's an MMO with a virtual economy backed by real money that has many checks in place to prevent the system from being exploited.

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