$19.99Boundless Build a life across many planets
Boundless is a voxel sandbox MMO across connected planets where you and co-op friends can share a settlement, build portals, hunt creatures, and run player shops together. Pick roles like builder, hunter, or trader and shape one shared universe.
Is Boundless worth it?
Boundless is worth it if…
- you like slow, shared building projects with co-op friends
- you like splitting roles like hunter, crafter, trader, and builder
- you like hopping between planets to gather and hunt as a group
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Found a settlement with friends
You start with a campfire and a Totem, claim land with a Beacon, and decide what kind of neighbors you want to be. Live nomadic in the wild or pool beacons into a shared town that can grow toward capital status. You place blocks, chisel them into new shapes, tweak structures, and keep portals fueled so everyone can hop between volcanic, desert, and alien worlds with no loading. Prestige tracks how built-up your settlement gets, which gives co-op friends a clear joint project: gather, build, expand, repeat.
Split the jobs, share the loot
One of you tills soil for exotic crops, another delves underground for fuel, someone else forges tools and weapons on advanced crafting machines. Skill points let each citizen lean into hunting, crafting, trading, or building. When it is hunt time, you team up against wildstocks, hoppers, spitters, and cuttletrunks, each needing a different approach. Objectives, feats, and events hand out rewards and experience as you level. It is the classic co-op loop: you prospect together on a desert planet at noon, then defend each other when the local wildlife objects.
Run portals and shops together
Everything bought and sold comes from players, so a group can divide the work. You keep a portal open between worlds, stock a shop with blocks, food, or gear, and buy what you missed while adventuring. Unclaimed land regenerates on its own, putting fresh resources back for the next run. Warp Conduits let you pinpoint spots on other worlds and travel straight there. For co-op friends, that means less waiting around and more “meet me at the shop, then we jump.” Just note the trade-off: shops and portals need upkeep, so bring friends who like maintenance as much as exploring.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo if your co-op friends are offline?
Yes. You can explore, gather, craft, hunt, and colonise a planet on your own, then rejoin a shared settlement later. Solo suits self-sufficient building and farming, while group play makes hunts, large builds, and portal upkeep much easier.
How do you travel between planets together?
You use portals and Warp Conduits to move seamlessly between worlds. Build and maintain a portal and your whole group can use it, which makes it practical to live on one planet and prospect or hunt on another.
How does claiming land work?
You craft Beacons and claim plots to protect your items and builds from other players and from land regeneration. That protection is what lets a group safely grow a homestead into a town, since only claimed ground stays put while the wild resets around it.
