Craft World opens 88-hour Moon Soon event with $160 reward cap

In Brief:

• Angry Dynomites Lab launched Moon Soon, an alien-themed Craft World event, on Aug. 24 at 2 p.m. UTC.
• The event runs 88 hours and caps individual rewards at $160, the same ceiling as RAWRShine, which wrapped three weeks earlier.
• Payouts include exclusive avatars, Alien and Astronaut Workers and cosmic decorations. Star Power and Otherworldly Eggs are live.

Angry Dynomites Lab started Moon Soon in Craft World on Aug. 24 at 2 p.m. UTC. The alien-themed event runs 88 hours and caps individual rewards at $160.

“88 hours. Cosmic rewards,” the studio said in its announcement post.

Rewards include exclusive avatars, Alien and Astronaut Workers and cosmic decorations. Star Power and Otherworldly Eggs are live. On the announced start time, the window closes Aug. 28 at 6 a.m. UTC.

Same cap, new theme

The $160 ceiling matches RAWRShine, the summer event the studio ran on the identical 88-hour clock and closed three weeks ago. Before that came RAWR Together, the Pride Masterpiece held in July, which used the same 88-hour format but topped out at $150 and paid out Pride Eggs, exclusive avatars and rainbow cosmetics.

Angry Dynomites brands these events “Dynocations.” It has never spelled out what the label means beyond the 88-hour duration.

Limited shop windows have been part of the pattern. RAWRShine put two offers, Beach Day and Work in a Bikini, on a 48-hour timer and kept a Summer Golden Egg on sale for one week. A later drop paired a “Pool Party” bundle of Epic Summer Eggs, RAWR Crystals and an exclusive cosmetic with an “Icepop Shop” carrying Golden Summer Eggs, Premium Draws and a Legendary Ice Cream Cart cosmetic, live for 72 hours.

The studio has also let event items expire for good. For Cinco de RAWR in May, a Prismatic Egg sat in the shop for seven days and the event’s Cinco de Mayo Eggs became unobtainable afterward.

What Moon Soon runs on

Craft World hit Ronin mainnet on July 29, 2025, after a testnet phase that logged more than 2.7 million accounts and 475,000 monthly users. Progress from testnet was wiped and accounts restarted at Level 1.

The game is a resource idler. Players collect elemental tokens, automate production and pool output into shared builds called masterpieces. More than 25 ERC-20 tokens represent in-game resources, and an in-game exchange routes trades through Katana at roughly 180,000 trades a month.

Onboarding runs through VOYA ID, a Ronin smart wallet created automatically, with sponsored gas covering check-ins, claims and exchange trades.

Craft World draws about 60,000 monthly players and roughly 9,000 daily, with about 1,500 new installs a day. It runs on browser, Android and iOS.

DynoCoin handles in-game transactions. The studio minted 100 million additional DynoCoins for the treasury, 61 million into liquidity pools and 39 million held for future ecosystem needs, and opened trading at 0.001 USDC on Katana. Total supply reached 1.1 billion. None went to insiders, team members or investors, and there are no vesting schedules.

Background

The project began as an NFT collection under Angry Dynomites Lab and became a full game after the studio rebranded to VOYA Games in November 2023. Angry Dynomites remains the IP name.

The studio raised $5 million in May 2025 in a round co-led by 1kx and Makers Fund, with RockawayX, Sky Mavis co-founder Jeff “Jihoz” Zirlin and The Sandbox COO Sebastien Borget also participating. That brought total funding past $6 million. The money was earmarked for the mainnet launch.

Peter Pan of 1kx said the studio is building a web3 gaming ecosystem that prioritizes openness and ownership, “treating the game world more like a public good than a closed economy.”

Season 1 of Project Voyager, the pre-mainnet points campaign, distributed DynoCoin to the top 25,000 crystal earners. First place took 12.5 million. Rank 25,000 got 8,855.

CEO Oliver Löffler co-founded Kolibri Games, the studio behind Idle Miner Tycoon. Ubisoft bought it in 2020 for more than $160 million.