Frequently Asked Questions

Hycadia is an upcoming Hytale network focused on long-term RPG experiences. Our goal is to create deep, progression-driven worlds that reward grinding, exploration, and build customization. Our first major project is Shinobi Trials, which serves as a testing ground for core systems such as jutsus, movement, combat, and other foundational mechanics that will shape future Hycadia experiences.

No. Hycadia is currently in active development. Core systems, combat mechanics, movement, and infrastructure are being built and refined. Shinobi Trials will be the first public step toward validating systems before larger-scale RPG experiences are released.

Shinobi Trials is Hycadia’s first playable project. It is designed as a testing environment where players can experience and help validate core mechanics such as abilities, movement systems, combat flow, and progression concepts. Feedback from Shinobi Trials will directly influence future Hycadia projects and larger RPG worlds.

No. Hycadia and Shinobi Trials are fan-inspired projects. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any official Naruto brand or rights holders.

We will share previews as development reaches important milestones. This will include system showcases, mechanics demonstrations, and early gameplay previews as Shinobi Trials continues to evolve.

Yes. Shinobi Trials itself is part of the testing process. Players who participate will help test mechanics, provide feedback, and help shape the future direction of Hycadia.

Progression systems are actively being designed and tested. Shinobi Trials focuses primarily on validating mechanics such as abilities, combat, and movement. Long-term progression systems will expand as Hycadia moves toward full RPG releases.

Yes. Bloodline-style systems, ability paths, and unique builds are planned. Even players with similar progression paths will be able to differ significantly based on their choices, skill, and build strategy.

Yes. PvP is an important part of Hycadia’s design. Systems are being built to ensure PvP is fair, skill-based, and balanced alongside PvE progression.

Yes. PvE content is planned as a major part of Hycadia’s future. Shinobi Trials focuses on testing combat systems that will later support larger PvE experiences.

Yes. Safe zones and hub areas are planned where players can recover, upgrade, and prepare for exploration and combat.

Currently, Hycadia is being developed as a server based experience focused on multiplayer progression and community interaction. A singleplayer experience may be explored in the future, but there are no plans for it at this time.

You can support Hycadia by being active in the community, providing feedback, and helping test systems. You can also support development directly by purchasing a Discord subscription, which helps fund development and supports the project’s growth.

Yes. We are actively recruiting staff and developers. If you have skills in development, design, moderation, or community management, you may apply here.

Yes. Suggestions can be submitted through our Discord server. Community feedback is extremely valuable and helps shape Hycadia’s development.

Not yet. A wiki and documentation will be created later in development once systems are more finalized.

Yes. Cosmetics are planned to allow players to customize their character without affecting gameplay balance.

No. Our goal is to avoid pay-to-win mechanics. Progression and power will come from gameplay. Monetization will focus on cosmetics and optional support features.

You can ask questions through our Discord server. We also update this FAQ over time as development progresses.