Play. Survive. Earn money: that's Gold Fever

Do you enjoy the tension of surviving in a hostile environment like in Rust? The thrill of fighting for limited resources like in Escape from Tarkov? What if we add to that a real economy where the gold you mine has value outside of the game? Then Gold Fever is everything you're looking for.

Pure Survival in a Wild MMO

Gold Fever is a multiplayer survival game set on a forgotten island in the midst of the Gold Rush. There are no zombies or aliens here: the real enemy is the environment, other players... and your own greed.

From the moment you set foot on dry land, you have to hunt, harvest, build, and defend yourself. All on a huge, open map with constant risk. Falling off a hill can kill you. Swimming too long exhausts you. And if you find gold... be prepared, because everyone will want to take it from you.

Two sides, two ways to play

In this conflict, there are only two paths:

• The Adventurers: They arrive with modern weapons and seek to exploit the island. They use rifles, explosives, and vehicles.
• The Tribals: Natives who know every corner of the forest. Stealthier, more connected to the jungle. They don't need as many bullets when they know how to set traps.

Both sides have different classes, which completely changes your role: do you prefer to be a miner, explorer, hunter, or healer? Are you more inclined to defend the village or ambush enemy miners?

Gold is real (and worth money)

Unlike other games, gold here isn't just a number in your inventory. What you mine can be converted into $NGL tokens, the backbone of Gold Fever. You can use gold to upgrade your weapons, trade with other players, invest in structures… or simply sell it and earn. The economy is designed so that players control everything: prices, demand, transportation, rent. You can even buy and operate a bar, mine, or airstrip that other players can use and pay you for.

It's not just PvP, it's strategy and community.

Sure, you can go solo and roam the woods... but you can also form a squad, build your base, control a region, and collect taxes. Every decision counts, and cooperation (or betrayal) is part of the game. Do you like being a trader? You can do it. Do you prefer turf wars? Go ahead. Do you want to be the governor of a region and decide the rules? That's possible, too.

Why try Gold Fever?

• Because it's like Rust, but with real economic sense.
• Because every game can make you win (or lose) for real.
• Because the environment is brutal, immersive, and unforgiving.
• Because there aren't many Web3 games that feel as alive as this one. And because if you like survival, there are no scripts or AI here: the enemy is always human.

Gold Fever is for everyone. It's for those who enjoy pressure, strategy, and controlled chaos. If you like games where every minute counts, this title deserves to be on your radar.