Dragon Hunt returns to the official competition.
Enter Depth Mode and hunt as many enemies as you can. Your highest kill count determines your rank.
Open CiDi Games → Competition → Official.
Join the hunt.💚
Today, with the final recipient announced, this Cosmic Sovereign skin campaign has come to an end. 💚
Thank you to every CiDizen who put time and care into taking part. I know many of you kept creating for weeks, hoping each selection might be yours, and reached the final week without seeing your name. I want to take a moment to speak to you.
This Cosmic campaign is ending, but our support for creators will continue. Echo skins are still being awarded, and we’re preparing new creator plans to share in the future. Your past contributions will be considered for future opportunities. They won’t be overlooked simply because this campaign has ended.
If you feel disappointed, or even a little hurt, I understand. You gave your time to this. You hoped your work would be recognized. There is nothing wrong with that, and I don’t expect a thank-you post to make that disappointment disappear.
I also know I haven’t always replied quickly enough. Some messages waited too long, leaving people unsure whether I had even seen their work. For that silence and uncertainty, I’m sorry.
I’ve spent considerable time looking back through your posts. I returned to some profiles several times, and several creators remained on my shortlist throughout the campaign. Choosing each week was difficult because there were far more people worth recognizing than there were skins available.
With one recipient each week, we needed to honor the rules announced at the beginning. But please don’t let this result make you doubt the value of the effort you’ve already made. Not receiving Cosmic does not mean your work wasn’t good enough to matter.
Your guides can still help players who join tomorrow. Your stories and videos bring your own imagination to Elf Continent. The time you spend answering questions and introducing others to CiDi deserves appreciation, too.
A limited list of recipients cannot fully reflect those contributions.
I’m continuing to organize our records of past content and community contributions. As we develop the next creator program and explore future collaborations, those records will help us recognize the people who have already been contributing. Your involvement with CiDi does not start over with each new campaign.
The team is still discussing the new format. We want more ways to recognize different kinds of contributions, and we’ll explain the opportunities and participation rules once the plans are ready.
I also hope you keep your own voice. Share discoveries you genuinely enjoy. Tell us about your experience, including what needs to improve. You do not have to praise us every time to deserve a thoughtful response.
CiDi Games has only been live for a few months. There is still plenty to improve, and we’re preparing more for the next stage. We want to build richer experiences that give people more reasons to use Pi and connect through games, bringing more activity to the ecosystem.
You have given us your time and trust while we are still early. We owe you better products and clearer communication in return.
Thank you for taking CiDi Games seriously this early.
Whether or not you received Cosmic, you have already been part of these first few months. I hope the CiDi we build from here continues to give you reasons to enjoy it, and moments you genuinely want to share.
Born in Pi, Built for All.💚
The final Cosmic Sovereign of this series goes to @goliwn1. 💚
From your beginner walkthrough to your collection of 41 accessory recipes, you’ve turned what you learned in Elf Continent into practical help for other players.
Thank you for making CiDi Games easier to understand for Chinese-speaking CiDizens, and for taking the time to share your experience.
Pi has introduced new capabilities for developers building on Pi! This includes local storage support, access to app-specific staking data, and file and video sharing.
Pi’s new developer documentation is also now released, providing a single destination for technical resources and a clearer path from getting started to building and launching an app on Pi.
Improving developer tools is important for Pi’s broader focus on utility because they directly affect the types of apps and services that developers can create for the community and beyond.
Learn more in the Pi app!