> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bloomshire.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bloomshire.xyz/introduction/game-status.md).

# Game Status

What is finished, and what is not.

Bloomshire is playable from start to finish across four regions, with ten life skills, cooking, crafting, a player marketplace and a full quest chain. It is in development and access is invite-only.

## Playable now

Four regions. Ten life skills. Farming across four seasons. Fishing, cooking, crafting, smelting, mining, woodcutting, foraging, animal keeping and combat.

Twenty-four quests across nine villagers, which between them open every road out of the valley.

The Delivery Center, the Community Marketplace, the shops, the Exchange and the bank.

A shared world with a day, a calendar, weather, and other players in it.

## Planned

Six more regions: Frostvale, Emberreach, Sunkensand, Mirebog, Gladewood and the Hidden Islands.

Hunting, brewing and magic.

The Founding Farmers and Land collections, Farming Points, the project token, and live events.

## What this means today

Your progress is saved and it carries.

Anything you read about tokens, Land or Farming Points is a plan, not a feature. Nothing has been issued, and holding a Founding Farmer grants nothing yet.


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