Square and triangle foundations, floors, half and low walls, frames, ramps, L/U stairs and rotatable sloped roofs now share a consistent multi-level snap lattice.

Survive the season. Build your claim, protect its upkeep and advance your PortalPi profile.
Login with Pi to see farm rate, bases, upkeep and objectives from the live server.
Gather, build and choose your next world
Gather wood, stone, metal and sulfur while managing food and water. Build a base, authorize a Tool Cupboard and supply its upkeep. Place a sleeping bag to create a respawn destination before exploring wildlife, NPC encounters and other players.
Your PortalPi account saves your progress, and your account level affects resource gathering. Wildscar resets monthly. When you choose to preserve resources beyond a season, carry them through a portal to your personal Realm. Portals also lead to the Community Realm, where players can build and gather together.
Read the controls, survival guide and playing tips →Recent updates
Wood, metal, armored, double and rolling garage doors now fit their frames, alongside reinforced windows, ladder hatches, locks and server-authoritative interaction.
Tool Cupboard authorization, stack-based storage, 24-hour upkeep costs, structure decay, health, hammer repair, tier upgrades and demolish rules are persisted by the server.
Firearms, ammunition, full-model hit detection, hit confirmation, rockets, impact-timed blast effects, damage falloff and distance-based gunshot/explosion audio now support base raids.
Hunger, thirst, healing and food feed into death containers, a delayed map death screen, grounded random respawn and named sleeping-bag destinations.
Workbench tiers, research, furnaces, recyclers, components, weapon/ammo recipes, storage boxes, campfires and placeable deployables extend the survival progression path.
Trees and ore nodes use deterministic persisted respawns and structure-aware placement. Wildscar world state survives server restarts; monthly wipes begin a new survival season. Personal Realm builds persist separately.
Loot cars, openable roadside containers and night road lighting expand travel risk and reward without turning every road location into a guarded monument.
Hazmat guards patrol selected roadside cars with pistols, line-of-sight targeting and grounded movement; wildlife collision and base-blocking behavior have also been tightened.
The one-seat buggy follows terrain, animates its wheels, replicates engine audio, persists on the map, carries shared storage and reduces animal/fall damage while occupied.


