Craft World Goes Live With New Quest System From Angry Dynomites Lab

In Brief:

• Angry Dynomites Lab has activated a quest system inside Craft World, introducing Daily, Weekly and Endless quests that award points counting toward milestone rewards.
• Prizes span Eggs, Swaps, Boosters, Chests and Power Packs, and the studio says additional rewards are on the way.
• The rollout extends the studio’s move onto Ronin mainnet, which came after a $5 million raise and a testnet that attracted more than 2.7 million accounts.

A quest system is now up and running in Craft World, courtesy of Angry Dynomites Lab. According to the studio, players can take on Daily, Weekly and Endless quests to rack up points, reach milestones and claim rewards.

Among the rewards available are Eggs, Swaps, Boosters, Chests and Power Packs, with the studio promising even more to come. “Complete Quests. Earn Points. Claim Rewards,” it noted in the announcement.

Each of the three tracks operates on its own timer. The Daily and Weekly quests reset on a fixed schedule, while the Endless track simply carries on with no reset at all.

From testnet to mainnet

Craft World made its Ronin mainnet debut on July 29, following a testnet stage that pulled in over 2.7 million accounts.

The title is free to play on Web, iOS and Android. Gameplay revolves around mining resources, constructing shared Masterpieces and pursuing a communal objective. Powering its economy is DynoCoin, a utility token the studio has framed as non-speculative and designed for progression, upgrades and in-game ownership.

The money and the backers

In May 2025, VOYA Games and Angry Dynomites Lab secured $5 million to bankroll Craft World’s launch. That round was co-led by 1kx and Makers Fund, with additional support from The Sandbox.

The IP belongs to Angry Dynomites Lab, while VOYA Games is the studio operating it. Having shifted into full studio work, the team rebranded from Angry Dynomites Lab to VOYA Games in November 2023, retaining the original name for the game’s universe. The studio was founded by German developer Oliver Loffler, the same person behind Kolibri Games.

Quests sit on a points campaign

These quests feed into a broader reward loop the studio operates via Project Voyager, its meta-game. Within it, players tackle social and in-game tasks to accumulate Warp Crystals, which are then converted into DynoCoin allocations tied to leaderboard standing.

The studio has stated that its reward system is engineered to reward long-term community members while shutting out farming and bots. The debut collection of Dyno tokens reportedly sold out in just eight minutes.