Last updated 27 September 2026
Alamayo World is a free MMO you play in your browser, and the Pier is its harbour town. By playing either, you agree to what is on this page.
Built by community members. Alamayo is an independent project. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Sanko GameCorp. SankoQuest, its gold and $DMT are theirs; we run a pier you can play them at, nothing more.
You can reach us at [email protected], or in our Telegram group, t.me/AlamayoPier.
The world is free to play. You need no wallet and no purchase to make a character, level it, join a crew, run the dungeons and collect gear. Your characters and their progress are kept on our servers.
The game is in active development. We change it: balance, items, rewards and rules can change at any time, and we may correct things that went wrong (for example a bug that handed out something it shouldn’t).
$ALAMAYO is the world’s currency, used at the market, the Barber and the Tailor. Connecting a wallet is optional.
What you catch at the Pier is random. The chance of every catch, and what it pays, are published at the odds page, and every result can be checked with the Pier’s verifier.
The house takes no profit: 60% goes back to players through the weekly piñata, and 40% is burned. How it works is set out on the Pier’s page.
Only play with what you can afford to lose. Set yourself a limit and stop when you reach it. If playing stops being fun, take a break.
If you connect a wallet, you are responsible for it and for keeping your keys safe. We will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Transactions on a blockchain are public and final: we cannot reverse them.
We provide the game as it is and as available. Servers can go down and things can break; we fix what we can, as fast as we can. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses that come from using the game, the Pier or a blockchain.
Don’t cheat, exploit bugs, automate play, or harass other players. We may limit or close an account that does.
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.