CiDi Games has officially rolled out “Elf Continent,” a new virtual world built for Pi Network users inside the Pi Browser.

According to CiDi Games, users can access the experience directly through the Pi Browser by logging into the platform with their Pi accounts. After signing in, players can enter the Pi ELF section and begin exploring the continent. 

The early gameplay experience includes:

• Walking through the virtual continent
• Gathering resources
• Meeting other Pi ELF users
• Building and progressing at their own pace

The launch quickly grabbed attention across the Pi community as more users jumped in to test the new experience. The platform is designed around a casual build-and-explore concept where players progress at their own pace while participating in the growing Pi ecosystem.

Early Users Run Into Bugs

Like many early-stage launches, Elf Continent also faced a few technical issues shortly after going live.

Some users reported that their progress disappeared after leaving the game, while others said their CidiScore vanished during gameplay. CiDi Games responded quickly, confirming that the team is already working on fixes for players affected by early testnet-related bugs.

A few players also experienced interface problems involving the in-game radar system. The developers suggested using the “Edit” option to manually move the radar to a better position while additional fixes are being prepared.

More Features Still Coming

The community also started asking about social features, including messaging systems and world chat support. CiDi Games confirmed that these features are still being developed and are expected to arrive in future updates.

The launch shows how Pi ecosystem projects are slowly moving beyond simple mining and token discussions into gaming and interactive applications. As more developers continue building inside the Pi ecosystem, projects like Elf Continent are helping create a more active and community-driven experience for Pi users worldwide.