Entropia Universe is a unique online game, or virtual universe, with a real cash economy and a planetary system that consists of five working planets run by independant game developers.

As a player, you can deposit and withdraw real money from the central gaming platform which is managed by the Swedish company MindArk. All planets run on the stunning Cryengine2 graphics engine.

With a good mentor, society and training it is possible to play and even build wealth without depositing, but that will take a substancial amount of time and a lot of luck if you have come to this game with the expectation of making money and withdrawing a profit.

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A realistic overview of the ever-changing universe that is Entropia, and how to play well, against the profiting system.

“Gamer buys virtual space station” ($100,000)
BBC News 25 October 2005.

“Gamer discovers $20,000 USD value of (virtual) Zinc.”
NEVERDIE News 8 February 2012

“…new breed of entrepreneur making a living playing games.”
– ABC Radio ‘The World Today’ 19 March 2012

Entropia can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience, but it can also be addictive and profitless!

You can play for free, but your experience could be long, tedious and limited with out depositing real money. Someone is paying the price for your survival. Even if you are the most careful of players, lady luck can turn against you at any point and the house MUST eventually profit.

In Entropia, there are a small number of user who profit, an even smaller number of users who withdraw cash regularly, and a massive number of users who become disheartened, annoyed and eventually quit once the novelty or deposits runs out.

Yes! You can deposit, increase, and even withdraw real money in Entropia!

“But the Reality of Actually Doing That is Another Matter Completely.”

» Hunting, Mining and Crafting all equate to putting money into the ‘Loot Pool’ and will generally result in a 90 to 95 percent return on your immediate gaming expenses. Apart from some rare luck, there is no sure way to turn these activities into profit unless; you consistently chase loots which have a higher market value than their basic value, sell your gained skills, and spend a decent amount of time trading.

» Equipment repair is not included in the above (ROI) equation. Your repair costs go directly to the game and planet developers. However, the cost of your repairs are the one thing you can manage with economic and efficient game-play strategies (more on that later).

» Trading is the one thing, that – if you know your market – can always result in a profit. Large investments and selling assets at the right time, can result in greater profits for less effort, if you know your stuff and if you time both the purchase and the sale precisely.

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