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A fork of One Hour One Life that explores less restrictive settings and gives players significantly more liberty to explore the world, its unique mechanics and large collection of craftable items and objects. The private aspect, regarded as undesirable and futile on the original production, is also considerably more pronounced in this diversion. The game management team maintain a Discord community in which they themselves are active members, causing a good portion of the game to also be shaped by the community. That is more evident on the extensive use of graphic content based on art created by members of the community and submitted for use in the game. A source code repository is also maintained on Github and on several occasions code submitted by users were accepted and later implemented into the game.
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