Wake up in a quiet green valley with nothing but your hands — and a cozy
starter cabin waiting right outside, with a real opening door, glass windows,
a warm bed and a chest of supplies already inside. Nearby, a mountain rises
from the plains — a waterfall pours from a spring pool on its top, down a
sheer cliff, into a plunge pool — with a hidden gem cave behind the falling
water.

Torchvale is a deep little survival world in a single browser tab: mine and
build in a fully destructive voxel world, craft six tiers of tools from wood
to gold, tame a wolf to fight at your side, and light your first torch
before the zombies come out — light that truly fills your rooms and the cave
around you as you walk. Farm wheat and bake bread, fish with a crafted rod,
cook in the furnace, furnish a house with beds, chairs and chests. Want
water of your own? The pond-builder's kit has you covered: a bucket that
pours real falling water and scoops it back up forever, a sponge that soaks
up exactly one misplaced water block per click, and walkable lily pads.
Below the surface wait winding caves, glowing pools of magma, obsidian,
buried treasure vaults — and a few secrets nobody was supposed to find.
Follow the friendly 28-step quest line to learn the whole game, and level up
as you go.

Your world autosaves in your browser. You can export it to a tamper-proof
file and import it on any computer.