Digiwar Player Guide

Digiwar lets you choose how you play, with both offline and online modes available.

Offline does not require an internet connection.

Online requires an internet connection and an account on our website.

In online mode, an energy system limits how long you can play in a row. This prevents players from rushing through the game and gaining an unfair advantage by playing 24/7.

Each PvP battle affects your PvP Score which start at 1000. Your current PvP score is displayed at the top of the screen.

In Digiwar, both items and characters have a rarity level:

Common • Uncommon • Rare • Epic • Legendary • Unique

Rarity generally indicates the overall strength or usefulness of an item or character. Higher rarity usually means better statistics. Some items are purely cosmetic, while others provide gameplay advantages.

Selecting a single character:

• In your hometown, touch/click a character directly on the map to select them
• In an adventure zone, your team's nameplates are displayed at the top left of the screen. Touch/click a nameplate to select a character

Selecting multiple characters:

• Double touch/click on the map, then drag your finger or mouse to create a selection box
• All characters inside the box will be selected
• In an adventure zone, you can also select or deselect characters by clicking their nameplates

Unselecting characters:

• In your hometown, touch/click twice anywhere on the map to deselect all characters
• You can also deselect characters at any time by clicking their selected nameplates at the top left of the screen
• In your hometown, nameplates will disappear once characters are unselected

Each character is unique. Their stats, skills, and job define who they are.

You can view a character's information by clicking the character icon at the bottom right of the screen.

Each character can equip gear. In Digiwar, a character can equip both a melee weapon and a ranged weapon at the same time.

You can access the equipment panel from the character information screen.

The map is where every adventure begins. By clicking on a POI (Point of Interest), you can see its description and difficulty level.

Difficulty changes depending on which characters you select for the adventure. You can select up to 4 characters.

The build menu shows all the buildings you can construct in your town, along with their cost, limits, and features.

All buildings start at level 1, and most can be upgraded up to level 10. Increasing a building's level improves its effects and unlocks additional benefits.

The inventory displays all items you have collected so far, including consumables, materials, and equipment.

• Click an item to view its details
• Consumables can be used directly from the inventory
• Some consumables apply to a single character. When used, a menu will appear allowing you to choose which character receives the effect

In Digiwar, you are the proud owner of a camp in the woods, which will soon transform into a full town as you progress.

The main objective of building a town is to unlock more features for your characters and for the game in general, and also to provide a place to relax before your next adventure.

Points of Interest (POIs) are any other locations on the map that are adventure zones. They will appear on your map as you advance through the game.

While exploring POIs, you will encounter exit and passage zones.

Exit zones can be either yellow or white:

• Yellow means you have never used this exit before
• White means you have already passed through it

Passage areas lead you to another part of the same POI, such as a cavern or a sewer.

All of your characters (who are alive) must be gathered on an exit zone to be able to use it. A passage is different: it stays within the same POI, so you can use it either with one character at a time, or with all of them if you prefer.

However, other characters you meet during your journey may not be so lucky. If they die, there is a small chance they can be resurrected if you have built a Church in your town, and another small chance they may survive if you have a Hospital.

Once you unlock these buildings, you can inspect them to see exactly how they work.

If they didn't survive, you can find them at the same place where you first found them.

Throughout the game, you will collect water and food, which are necessary for every living character in Digiwar.

In the character information panel, you can see the daily food and water consumption at the top for each character. The food shown in the character information panel is for one real day (24 hours real-life time).

One hour in real time equals one full day in Digiwar:

• Day: 45 minutes
• Night: 15 minutes

Nighttime can be very dark in some areas. You can find flashlights, torches, or headlamps to help you see in the dark.

A blueprint is a plan that allows you to learn how to build a new type of building, such as a hospital, a garage, or a church.

Once a blueprint is learned, you can start constructing that building from the build menu in your town.

Some characters, depending on their job or status—such as Cook, Scientist, or Carpenter—can craft recipes.

The available recipes depend on the character's skill level in that profession.

While scavenging the world for materials and equipment, you may sometimes find skill books.

Each skill book grants a specific skill and level. To learn a skill book above level 1, a character must first have learned the previous level of that skill.

In the character information panel, you will see a brain icon near the equipment section, with AI written under it.

This represents the character's behavior settings. Behavior can be configured by the player and determines how the character reacts in combat or while in town, depending on different situations.

For example, behavior settings can affect how a character engages enemies, retreats, or prioritizes actions.

No weapon equipped: Characters will fight using their fists.

Melee weapon equipped: The character will use it automatically in close combat.

Different types of enemies roam the world of Glendale. Some enemies require stronger characters and better tactics than others.

If a character dies, they may sometimes be revived using certain equipment, but revival is not always possible.

There are over 100 characters you can encounter in Digiwar, each with a unique name, appearance, stats, and skills.

Characters also have different personalities and emotional traits, and they may comment on situations or express their opinions during the game.

Characters gain experience by fighting enemies and completing certain quests.

The maximum level a character can reach is level 30.

Primary Stats:

Each character starts with different values in these stats, depending on their personality and background.

There are also hidden or advanced stats, such as resistance to radiation, poison, fire, and physical damage.

Characters can learn new skills as they level up.

Some characters start with predefined skills. Each time a character reaches level 10, they can learn a new skill from a skill book, up to a maximum of 3 learned skills, in addition to any skills they started with. The player character can have up to 5 skills.