MARS3077Intelligence-first admission
The current alpha reserves a four-player capacity so deeper citizen simulation can remain the priority.
MARS3077 / Living civilization project
The Blueprint for a Living Civilization.
MARS3077 is one science-fiction universe expressed through a 3D Alpha inhabited by AI-driven digital citizens, a pixel game, a complete novel, and a long-term WEB5.0 vision connecting community systems, IP, and VR.
MARS3077 PROJECT BLUEPRINT
From WEB3.0 to a MARS3077 WEB5.0 universe.
Three conceptual layers describe how digital community systems, artificial intelligence, story IP, and immersive presence could converge inside one evolving civilization.
- VISION
WEB3.0 foundation
NFT + MEME (TOKEN) + DAO = WEB3.0
A future-facing concept for digital artifacts, shared culture, and community coordination. These systems are not released.
- VISION
WEB4.0 intelligence
WEB3.0 + AI = WEB4.0
AI adds citizens that remember, decide, and act. Citizen simulation is in active prototyping; the combined WEB4.0 layer remains a vision.
- VISION
WEB5.0 universe
WEB4.0 + IP + VR = WEB5.0
Games and the novel already open different windows into the IP. VR and the complete cross-media WEB5.0 architecture remain a future vision.
Project concept, not industry standard. WEB5.0 is a MARS3077 project concept, not an industry standard and not an investment, token sale, ownership, governance, or return promise. No NFT, MEME token, or DAO is offered by this website.
AI / LIVING CIVILIZATION
Digital citizens. A history of their own.
Research direction
Starting with a pixel world, we explore how memory, relationships, institutions, and choices could shape a civilization without a prewritten ending. AI is more than a chat window.
Research direction | The images above are authentic captures of the current pixel build. They do not mean long-term memory, autonomous society, Digital Twin, or PROPOSE are fully implemented. Autonomous behavior does not establish subjective consciousness.
Mechanism concept · Energy allocation
When energy runs short, who decides what happens next?
- Observe shortage
- Propose a plan
- Compare in sandbox
- Player co-sign
- Execute or reject
A mechanism illustration, not the current game interface. Simulations require validation; proposals do not execute automatically. Real-world systems would require separate, explicit authorization.
Design doctrine
Gameplay comes first. AI serves the game.
Intelligence is spent where it changes a life, a relationship, or the city. A smaller active population gives every simulated citizen more room to remember, decide, and act.
EXPLOREBUILDRELATEREMEMBER
Citizen behavior
Actions become history.
NPC intelligence is measured by what a citizen does, not by how eloquently it speaks.
DOME 07 / CIVIC RECORD
Citizen rerouted oxygenHabitat C stabilized
Citizen remembered a debtTrade terms changed
Citizen refused an orderTrust record updated
Most games stop when players leave. MARS3077 keeps living.
Current alpha / Native capture
Dome Seven, seen from inside.
Captured from the current alpha build. Interface, citizens, streets, and terminals are shown as they actually render in the game.
Development record
Build the civilization in public.
Every item is labeled by its current state. Vision is not presented as a shipped feature.
Living Mars loop
Explore, combat, construction, needs, relationships, and remembered outcomes are being tested together.
Persistent civic history
Longer-running consequences and more legible citizen histories are being expanded.
Self-shaping civilization
A world whose culture and institutions can grow beyond any single player or creator.
Manifesto
Gameplay comes first.
AI exists to make the game better.
Citizens turn systems into lives.
Consequences turn lives into history.
History turns a world into a civilization.