TL;DR
- Treeverse detailed a four-year development timeline leading into Season 2.
- Key features include a new $END token and integration with Immutable’s zkEVM.
- The update highlights major content expansion, including new areas and combat tuning.
The Monthly Treeverse Update #48, published December 1, 2025, summarizes four years of continuous development and outlines the build toward Season 2. Key developments include an Immutable ZK‑EVM integration for scalability, the July debut of the $END ERC‑20 token with a 500 million total supply, and an ongoing design push across content, UI and mobile platforms.
The update frames a deliberate path to Season 2 by consolidating prior milestones, expanding world and system design, and aligning engineering priorities with cross‑platform stability and on‑chain utility.
Development highlights: content, progression and economy
The report traces Treeverse’s timeline from February 2021 (Nftrees genesis) through a sequence of product launches that established its NFT economy and player‑owned assets. Major milestones listed include Treeverse Plots and the Pixel experience (August 2021), the Timeless collection (November 2021), the launch trailer (July 2022) and Pre‑Alpha entry (January 2023).
In 2024 the project announced a strategic partnership with Immutable, aligning the game to a zkEVM Layer‑2 environment; in 2025 public distribution broadened with a January Season 1 holder build, a March release on the Epic Games Store and app stores, and an April Season 1 launch.
Design work in this update focuses on player progression redesign, a refined talent node distribution, expanded dungeon content (Wolf and Horn Owl), and combat tuning across Sword & Shield, Bow and Great Sword archetypes.
The Player Wardrobe now integrates Timeless NFTs for cosmetic expression, and world expansion notes include active development on the Kenryos desert, a Slimy Swamp safe camp, and more than 25 new pets and mounts.
The update also lists continuous economic and data maintenance: Player Stats, Cooking Recipes, Items and Resources were updated to support a live in‑game economy.
“One more progress reset is likely after the current Season,” Endless Clouds developers said, framing a planned technical sweep before a longer official launch.
Engineering and token implications for the Treeverse update
Engineering priorities center on polish, UI overhaul and cross‑platform stability. The team is replacing the older Nova interface, adding UI audio, and implementing adaptive layouts for PC and mobile.
Technical fixes include merged dungeon door flows, reward chests, and over 30 quest‑related bug fixes; a visual effect rework aims to reduce client loading lag. Immutable integration is now functional on Android, explicitly enabling the mobile audience mentioned in the update.
The $END token is described as an ERC‑20 utility token with a total supply of 500 million, intended for premium in‑game purchases, cosmetics and exclusive content. The integration with a zkEVM Layer‑2 is positioned to improve transaction efficiency and scalability for on‑chain features tied to $END.
Practical implications for traders and treasuries are twofold: token utility and distribution provide clear on‑chain use cases, while the announced progress reset creates an execution risk that can affect player inventories and short‑term demand dynamics; developers note the reset will include opportunities to earn exclusive items that persist after Season 2.
