Your first shift in a player-run economy

I’m the solo developer of Leviathan War. If you are new to this persistent political MMO, the most useful first move is a factory shift. Find a public factory, join it, and work. You earn wages while contributing to production. Other players decide how to use or sell what their factories make; the economy depends on those choices.

After that first shift, look at your nation’s market and elections. You can keep producing, trade, join a party, or find a company that needs help. Political actions have their own eligibility rules, so a new account cannot immediately take every office or cast every vote. The interesting part is choosing where you are useful in a world that continues between sessions.

The trailer and screenshots on this page show the live game. I’m looking for candid first-session feedback: after your first shift, was it clear what you produced and who could use it?

Leviathan War is free to start in a mobile browser or on Android and iOS; an account and email verification are required. Optional Emerald and PRO purchases provide gameplay benefits. AI tools assist development and some promotional work, and I review the results.