A two-layered HUD presents information on demand as players switch between exploration and world building.

• Exploration Mode is a full featured third person MMO combat HUD.
• Build Mode hides combat information in favor of building tools and toolbars.
• HUD modes can be switched manually or contextually.
• Each mode has a unique controlset with on-screen reminders and tutorialization.

To keep 3D voxel sculpting as simple as possible, every world building tool can be accessed in a single interface, the Mega Palette.

• Utilize an extensive library of game-ready materials, props, fx and templates with a few simple clicks.
• Intuitively drag items from the UI directly into the world.
• Search, filter and manage the toolset with favorites and customizable tabs.
• Sculpt with primative and advanced voxel shapes using familiar gizmos.
• Create, save and manage share-able voxel templates.
• Equip anything in the mega palette to an expandable hotkey toolbar.
• Multiple camera modes are available for immersion and building efficiency.
• Time of day controls let players manage the atmosphere on their claim.
• Voxel renderering modes help with claim troubleshooting and optimization.
• Supports many common world editor shortcuts such as CTRL+Z for Undo and Q-W-E-R for Select-Translate-Rotate-Scale.

We used a player-friendly visual scripting system to give deep control over their claim.

• Allows control of everything from material, fx and actor settings to dialogue trees and game modes.
• Point and click spatial targeting makes connecting scripted objects a breeze.
• Connected scripts are shown diegetically via a visible connection wire.
• Spatial connection wires can be selected, modified and broken, with a single click.
• The scripting interface allows for infinite extensibility.

The game tools allow players to craft a vast array of gameplay experiences on their personal claim.

• Game modes are built by placing 3D pawns which can be interacted with and edited.
• Each pawn has a tailored interface for editing game mode variables.
• The interface is infinitely extensible.
• The competitive game mode HUD is highly variable and capable of supporting dozens of unique factions.
• The 3D game pawns disappear during a match and can't be seen by visitors.
• A main game control interface accessed from the HUD allows builders to run and manage games from anywhere on a claim.

Multiple unique crafting interfaces were built to handle the conversion of dozens of raw resources into thousands of useable objects.

• Clothing, weapon and armor crafting.
• Building tools, props and fx.
• Items, abilities and consumables.
• Object converters and dismantlers.
• All crafting interfaces are infinitely extensible.

Landmark thrived on its community and with that came best-in-class social systems.

• Cross-server grouping capability with full group controls.
• Filterable friends list with notation.
• Persistent offline mail system with item transfer.
• Guild system with creation, notifications, custom member ranks and permissions.
• A claim voting gallery with visitation and Facebook photo sharing.
• Cross-server voice and chat interfaces with custom channel creation and moderation.

Players purchase and manage their claims through a series of diegetic and traditional interfaces.

• Place a claim directly in the world with an overworld camera.
• Snap on additional claim expansions.
• Manage claim ownership and upkeep.
• Grant building and looting permission to friends and the public.

A deep quest journal with collectible achievement cards doubles as a tutorial.

• Progressive onboarding quests ease players into the more complex aspects of the game.
• Dynamic quests fill the journal, giving individually-tailored direction in an otherwise open sandbox.
• Collectible achievement cards display skill progression and future game systems.