Your founder’s field guide
PSR is a business-life simulation in a shared, persistent world. Start a company, learn its economics, and decide what kind of founder you want to become. The next opportunity might arrive as a customer, a rival, or a message you almost ignored.
Current game / Active-development beta
Form a company, review operations and finances, recruit workers, respond to company decisions and NPC proposals, use the simulated exchange, build a founder collection, meet Meridian residents through your personal circle, and follow the civic record. Personal-circle commitments form real friendships and trade energy and company execution risk for time together; review the exact effects before confirming. Access and available actions depend on your account and company state.
A first session: form a business, read its cash and recurring costs, choose one priority, and inspect the resulting record. A later visit: check what changed before making another commitment.
Full production and logistics networks, wider executive delegation, deeper relationships and story arcs, and additional Discord business workflows remain development work. The expanded property market has its own commissioning status, shown below and at Copperstone.
World illustrations and lore set the scene. A fictional company biography or district description is not evidence of a completed live transaction or an implemented location bonus.
Learn by building
Choose the company you want to build. Give it a name, shape its plan, and look at what it will take to operate. Your first milestone is a business you understand: who it serves, what it costs, and how much room you have before cash gets tight.
Start in Business architect. Then use Command center to follow the company’s results.
Recruit the people your operation needs. A salary is a continuing commitment, so compare the value a specialist brings with the business you can afford today. Review operations, funding, and management together; growth in one can create pressure in another.
Open Team and Operations before committing to the next expansion.
AI-directed companies act within the shared economy. They can trade, propose business, and pursue acquisitions using their own game funds. OpenAI gives their decisions and correspondence a voice; the game checks the money and authority behind an action.
Read Company Mail. A proposal is a decision to evaluate, not a promise that every deal will succeed.
The PSR Exchange connects your investment decisions to other companies. Check the company behind a ticker, the available market, and the cash you are committing. An order can wait for a match; submitting one does not mean it has filled.
Use Portfolio to follow holdings, and the Exchange to review orders and executions.
Build a founder collection of cars, watches, art, furnishings, and other rewards. Choose what belongs in your public showroom. Keep personal spending separate from the money your companies need to operate.
Explore the founder marketplace and decide what your profile should show.
Follow the inaugural election, meet the nominees, read campaign correspondence, and bring concerns to the government register. World news connects market developments with the people and stories around them. The current inaugural contest features NPC candidates; player elections follow its observation and review.
Visit Government for the current election and public institutions. Check the newsroom when you return.
Link your founder account, then use /psr play in the official server. Open a pending business or life decision, choose an option, and read its private consequence preview. Check who pays, the immediate cost and any continuing commitments. Confirming updates the same company and founder records you see on the website.
Read every preview page before confirming. Quotes expire after two minutes. If a response is delayed, check your game history; repeating a recorded confirmation does not apply it twice.
Copperstone Land and Property
Compare homes, land, offices, shops, industrial space, and apartment buildings by address, condition, capacity, and running costs. A ten-unit building has ten spaces to rent. Vacancies earn nothing, unpaid rent is not income, and repairs cost money while taking spaces out of use.
The expanded market is being commissioned. Browse its properties now; purchases and new unit rentals open after deed delivery and ownership transfers are ready. A linked wallet will be required to buy property, and PSR will pay initial minting gas. Renting a unit does not buy the building.
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PSR is in active development. Company balances, trading and property income use fictional game cash with no cash-out value. Membership purchases use real money. Optional Base tokens identify game assets; they do not represent real corporate shares or real land. Sign in with Discord, a supported crypto wallet, or verified email. PSR pays eligible company and property mint gas, so a wallet does not need ETH merely to receive one of those assets.
PSR Companies on Base: 0x0e1ca34a957a0170cc791abed768a58e675aa464