🌎 Terratomic.io

Terratomic.io is a fast-paced real-time strategy game focused on territorial conquest, alliance-building, and resource management.

It is a fork of OpenFront.io, which itself is based on WarFront.io.

💬 Why This Fork

While OpenFront laid a strong foundation, Terratomic takes a different approach — placing community feedback and collaborative development at the core of its roadmap.

This project aims to evolve based on what players actually want, with transparent priorities and active community input shaping the game's future.

This is a game built with its players, not just for them.

🤝 Contributing

Whether you're here to squash bugs, prototype new mechanics, or improve the UI, here's how to get started:

git clone https://github.com/1brucben/Terratomic.git
cd Terratomic
npm install
npm run dev

You're now ready to start developing locally. A formal contribution guide will be published soon.

Until then, open issues, submit pull requests or join the discussion on Discord — we're listening.

🗂️ Project Structure

• src/client – Game frontend (components, graphics, styles, utilities)
• src/core – Shared game logic (execution, game state, pathfinding, validations)
• src/server – Backend services (session control, matchmaking, gatekeeping)
• src/scripts – Dev or build-time scripts
• resources/ – Static assets (flags, fonts, icons, maps, sprites, images)
• tests/ – Unit and integration tests for client, core logic, and utilities

🛠 Licensing

Terratomic is a fork of OpenFront.io, which was originally licensed under a combination of GPLv3 (for src/client) and MIT (for the rest of the code). That project did not include license headers in individual files.

As part of this fork, we have unified the license under GPLv3 for all parts of the project, except the proprietary/ folder, which is governed by a separate proprietary license and a Contributor License Agreement (CLA).

📂 Folder Licensing Summary

• src/client, src/core, src/server, src/scripts, tests/: GPLv3
• resources/: GPLv3
• proprietary/: Proprietary – See CLA.md for contributor terms

Some third-party files may retain their original licenses (e.g. MIT); where applicable, these are noted in headers or accompanying files.

© 2025 Terratomic Team