Chapter 1
The living digital ecosystem
Chapter 2
The physical journey of the slugcat
Chapter 3
The history of an abandoned world
Chapter 4
The creation of Rain World
YOUR GOAL
Master of The world of Rain World
Ch 3 · The history of an abandoned world
slugcat Rainworld Ancient Civilization
They sought escape from the cycle's bind, Left giant machines for us to find. Ancients gone to the Void Sea's deep, While endless rain falls, secrets to keep.
slugcat Looks to the Moon, one of the oldest Iterators, collapsed when her neighbor drained her water supply.
slugcat The Ancients built colossal supercomputers, called Iterators, to calculate a painless way to ascend the entire world.
Fun Fact
Iterator size: Because Iterators are so massive, entire regional biomes like the Chimney Canopy and Shaded Citadel are actually built directly on top of or underneath their giant metal legs.
Glossary
ascension (noun)
The act of rising to an important position or a higher level. The ancients achieved mass ascension by bathing in void fluid, leaving their massive cities completely empty.
The act of rising to an important position or a higher level. The ancients achieved mass ascension by bathing in void fluid, leaving their massive cities completely empty.
Quiz
What are the glowing, floating white orbs inside an Iterator's chamber that represent their brain cells and can be eaten by the slugcat?
Quiz
Which Iterator suffered a catastrophic structural collapse due to a lack of cooling water?
Quiz
What is the name of the Iterator who serves as a major character, located in a functional, highly dangerous facility?
Quiz
What massive, glowing creatures swim in the deep Void Sea and help guide the slugcat to the end of its journey?
Quiz
What are the glowing, ghostly remnants of Ancients who failed to ascend properly called?
Quiz
What are the small, glowing, worm-like projections that guide the player and project holographic symbols in Rain World?