Public today
- Named products and their distinct roles
- Product documentation and official source links
- One named reference integration and its current stage
- A direct company contact path
Open Worlds connects reusable developer infrastructure with first-party game development. Forge Atlas builds the economy layer. EXA Labs puts selected systems into a complete, playable reference.
The two products have different jobs, but they share one product direction: move from a system idea to a playable integration before presenting it as a broader capability.
Forge Atlas develops configurable economy, reward, asset, settlement, and live-control capabilities.
EXA Labs applies selected systems inside a focused mobile game instead of validating them in isolation.
Extinction of the Exaverse connects gameplay, progression, rewards, shops, and economy configuration.
Named cases and claims stay bounded by the current product stage and sources that anyone can check.
EXA Labs presents Extinction of the Exaverse as its first public world. Forge Atlas documents the game as its reference integration for progression and rewards, shops and asset delivery, activity tokens, and live economy configuration.
The official game site describes a one-handed mobile tactical roguelite for iOS and Android and lists early access for September 2026. That is the stage Open Worlds claims today—no audience, retention, revenue, or customer-count metric is implied.
Sources reviewed August 9, 2026.Open Worlds publishes product relationships and named evidence at company level. The official contact channel is the source of record for product, partnership, media, and company enquiries.
Tell the Open Worlds team what you are building and which part of the system you want to evaluate.