Building The Corporate Wars: Integration from the Ground Up
In The Corporate Wars, we are not following the usual path of blockchain or game projects:
we don’t want to launch a rushed MVP full of patches and half-finished components just to "show something."
Our goal is to build a solid system, where each layer is fully integrated and tested before moving forward.
This approach takes patience, but it guarantees a stable and scalable foundation for the future.
Confirmed Stages
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been consolidating key areas of the project and confirming the stages that will guide our development.
Progress is gradual, and many parts are still under construction, but we now have a clear roadmap and assembly sequence:
Core Node (.NET)
Our backend is based on a powerful .NET node that combines:- Modern async for high-concurrency operations.
- Classic threading where fine control over processes is required.
- An actor model to manage distributed tasks and communication between subsystems.
This gives us a highly flexible and robust core to orchestrate both simulation and blockchain services.
Partial Frontend & Identity Management
- We already have a functional web frontend, with identity and session management in place.
- Next steps: integration with Unreal Engine for immersive visualization and React for direct blockchain interaction.
Blockchain Layer
This is the most critical area and where we’re progressing with extreme care.
The current plan:- Treasury: currently under development, it will be the central point for receiving and distributing funds.
- Hayek-Money: management of planetary economies and interstellar trade routes.
- Initial Deployment: creation and management of NFT Mints for the Corporate Heritage, establishing the foundation of the universe’s corporate structure and lore.
A Controlled Assembly Process
Right now, if you look inside our repositories, what you’ll see is a patchwork of separate components, like the disassembled parts of a complex machine.
This is not chaos — it’s a natural part of the process.
Each module is developed with isolated tests until it’s ready to be integrated into the larger structure.
Instead of building a dysfunctional MVP, we prefer to move from the bottom up, making sure each layer works independently and that its interactions are clearly defined before joining it with the others.
Current State
Here’s what we have in practical terms today:
- ✅ Solid backend (.NET) with distributed capabilities.
- ⚙️ Partial frontend, with identity and sessions already working.
- 🔗 Blockchain base in progress, advancing step by step:
- Treasury (in progress).
- Hayek-Money (planned, depends on Treasury).
- Initial NFT deployment for Corporate Heritage (upcoming).
The state of the art of The Corporate Wars reflects exactly this:
a living project with strong technical foundations that’s still in the process of being assembled.
Next Steps
In the coming weeks, our focus will be on:
- Finalizing the Treasury module and its tests.
- Integrating React for direct blockchain interaction.
- Establishing the first functional version of the economic flow (Hayek-Money) to simulate worlds and trade routes.
- Preparing the initial NFT deployment for the Corporate Heritage.
Conclusion
The road is neither linear nor fast — but it is secure and sustainable.
Every piece we build today is part of a much larger ecosystem that, once fully assembled, will deliver a unique experience:
a persistent universe, a dynamic economy, and gameplay where decisions truly matter.
The Corporate Wars is not just a game — it’s a living simulation.
And we are building its foundations with the same precision and care used to construct the great infrastructures of the galaxy.