Terms
Read this first.
NetGodz is a game, and this website is its front door. The five sibling sites — cybrscape.com, nitrosoft.app, maxm.art, marsfoundation.dev and starlightservers.net — are part of that game. The companies on them do not exist, the goods and services they describe are not real, and none of them will ever ship you a deck, a service, a job or a launch.
One narrow exception, stated plainly because it is the kind of thing that should never be buried: maxm.art may sell real, ordinary digital art editions to help fund development. Those are real files by real people, sold as collectibles. They carry no investment, no return, no stake in anything, and no guaranteed use in this or any game. Everything else on all six sites remains fiction and remains not for sale.
What this site is
netgodz.com describes a game in development and explains the fiction around it. The pages here are informational. They are not an offer, a contract, a prospectus, or a promise that any particular thing will be built or released.
Two different things are described. NETGODZ, a single-player game intended for iOS and Android, is being built and is not finished; no release date has been given and none should be inferred. The larger game described on what's next is unannounced: it is a statement of intent, it may change entirely, and it may never exist. Nothing on this site can be pre-ordered, reserved, backed or subscribed to, because no mechanism for any of that exists here.
The sibling sites are fiction
The five in-world sites are written in character and do not announce themselves as part of a game on every page — that is the point of them. They are still fiction, in full:
- The companies, people, products, part numbers, specifications, prices, job listings and press copy on them are invented.
- No real company, product, publication or person is being imitated, represented or endorsed. Any resemblance is unintended.
- Prices, where they appear, are in an invented currency called credits. Credits cannot be bought, sold, earned outside the game, or exchanged for anything.
- Nothing fictional is for sale. No deck, service, job, instrument, launch or subscription described on any of them will be delivered, installed, shipped, provisioned or performed — and none of them has a checkout for it.
- The one exception is maxm.art, which may sell real digital art editions to fund development. That is a genuine transaction for a genuine file, separate from the fiction around it, and it confers nothing in any game. Its own terms say so.
- Every one of the five links its own terms and privacy pages, which say the same thing in their own first sentences.
The full list, with links, is on the world page.
No employment, no applications
At least one of the in-world sites carries job listings. Those roles are fictional. No application is being solicited, reviewed, or passed to a real employer, and no hiring decision of any kind will be made on the basis of anything submitted to a site in this fiction.
Nothing here is advice
The game involves invented security concepts — decks, warez, ICE, trace. They are game mechanics with game arithmetic behind them. They do not describe, teach or enable anything that works against a real computer system, and nothing on these sites should be read as technical instruction.
Use of this site
You may read these pages, link to them, and quote them with attribution. Please do not present the in-world sites as genuine corporate communications, republish them in a way that removes the fiction, or use any of this material to mislead someone into thinking a real company is involved. The text and design across the six sites belong to their author.
Availability and change
The sites are provided as they are, with no warranty and no guarantee of uptime, accuracy or continued existence. The game is in development; anything described here may change or be abandoned. These terms may be updated, and the current version is whatever is on this page.
If something here looks like a real offer
It is not, and that is a bug in the fiction rather than a change in the rules. Nothing on these six sites can take your money or send you goods, because there is no mechanism on any of them that could.