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The complete player guide
So, what is Tovalerra?
The short answer: it is a living Roblox town where you explore, help, collect, choose, and see shared places change. The homepage shows the biggest moments. This is the friendly deep dive into what you will actually do when you join.
If a friend asks what the game is about…
You arrive in Tovalerra, follow what the town is talking about, wander into side streets and rooftops, find small pieces of neighborhood life, and help turn worn spaces into places people can use. Your work supports real choices, and the winning idea changes what everyone in that server can see and play.
- Play solo or with friends
- No combat
- No required chat
- Your progress comes with you
12places to restore
36ways they can change
30things to find
20items to earn
09ways to play
The town you can visit now
Welcome to Tovalerra
Six named streets connect businesses, civic destinations, studio homes, rooftop routes, and shared projects, with clear paths through the center of town.
12restoration projects
06named streets
14moving residents
25studio homes
Tovalerra city map
Your player map
Start at the center, meet the three guides, then use the six named streets to reach every district.
A town with real addresses
Every building has its own visible name and lot, plus a named street, address, position, direction, and footprint. All 25 homes include a post-mounted mailbox and a top-right home-progress view.
- Westgate Court sits west of Harbor Lane.
- Cobalt Rooftop adds an elevated home on Northstar Drive.
- Six street signs identify the complete road network.
Stop by for a useful read
Across Tova Avenue from the Bank, Property Professional presents a current housing article from its public catalog on four readable wall displays.
- Four fixed-size wall canvases show the title, summary, and source.
- Article sections continue across both sides of the display walls.
- The reading area sits at 280 Tova Avenue.
See why a topic is trending
Four proportioned wall displays give the current trend context: what is happening, what to know, what to do next, and where the information came from.
- Selection evidence travels with the trend briefing.
- Source and selection details stay attached to the briefing.
- The Exchange is at 160 Tova Avenue.
Follow the seasonal mood
Four magical moods change the sky, ambient scenery, and free discovery ritual without replacing the routes and destinations you already know.
- The next ritual stop is marked in the world.
- Completing the free ritual earns its discovery reward.
- Reduced-motion preferences stay with your profile.
Make a place your own
Choose My Home to find your assigned studio, collect mailbox cash, and use earned progress to build out the space.
- Twenty-five studios are available in each server.
- Your home progress and decoration choices are saved.
- Rentals refresh when their owner leaves the server.
Start with the town conversation
Above The Current Exchange, “THE CURRENT TRENDING TOPIC IS:” and the current topic stay visible as the citywide landmark. Nearby displays carry the conversation through town without crowding routine labels.
- Rovlino, Kivlori, and Brelliko begin your first quest.
- Fourteen moving residents travel the city routes and recover if a path is blocked.
- Seven residents show FOR and seven show AGAINST.
Current player scope
Think of it as two layers: the mapped neighborhood makes Tovalerra feel like a real place, while the 12 restoration projects below are where your choices reshape it.
Why Tovalerra feels different
Help the town. See the difference.
See your help matter
When you finish a project, more than the scenery changes. You can open a route, add an activity, reveal a discovery, and hear new guide reactions.
Bring friends—or don’t
Everything works for one player. If someone joins you at the right moment, shared work can move faster without requiring a party, voice, or chat.
Make progress without fighting
You move forward by exploring, noticing, carrying, making, helping, and choosing—not by defeating another player.
Keep the town’s story
A worn place is still worth knowing. Old signs, patched paving, reused materials, and resident marks stay visible after the town changes.
Come back because you want to
Collections, mastery, earned items, personal spaces, and new routes give you reasons to return without paid random rewards, sold voting power, or required purchases.
Your walkthrough
What do I actually do?
Begin by meeting Rovlino, Kivlori, and Brelliko. Then pick a direction and let the town lead you from one discovery to the next.
- 01Arrive
Read the current topic above The Current Exchange, then meet Rovlino, Kivlori, and Brelliko for your first 25 Parts.
- 02Explore
Follow landmarks, rooftops, shortcuts, patterns, and clues from the residents.
- 03Find something
Collect sparks, notice pieces of town history, and uncover routes most players miss.
- 04Lend a hand
Carry a material or complete a help action so everyone can see a place moving forward.
- 05Choose a future
Put your work behind one of three positive plans, then watch the town build the result.
- 06Make it yours
Keep your parts, reputation, finds, unlocks, and personal-space choices for the next visit.
Behind each prompt
The game handles the tricky parts
Walk up + interact
Touch, gamepad, or desktop controls give you one clear action and immediate feedback.
Make sure it is fair
The game checks the action, item, amount, ownership, order, and placement before changing progress.
Everyone sees the change
Work totals, project phases, tie state, the chosen result, and visible routes stay consistent for everyone in that server.
Save what you earned
Your parts, reputation, finds, unlocks, history, mastery, and personal-space choices follow you.
A great first project
Start with the Empty Lot
This is the easiest place to see the whole game click: find a material, back a plan, help finish the work, and explore the result.
1 · Pick something upReclaimed Plank · Saved Tile · Soft Rope
You visibly carry one recovered material at a time.
2 · Back your favorite planDeliver it to one of three plan boards
The boards show deliveries and unique supporters, so you can read the choice right in the world.
3 · Finish it togetherA clear majority wins; one extra delivery breaks a tie
Taking turns with a nearby helper builds faster, but the bonus never gives anyone an extra vote.
Community Garden
Harvest useful cuttings, climb reused planter steps, reach an overlook, and notice the repaired lot marker.
New way through: planter-climb shortcutCreative Courtyard
Create repeatable saved-tile patterns, follow a mural ledge, and uncover the old painted shop letters.
New way through: mural-ledge pathPlay Space
Practice a movement line, cross balance beams, use a lot shortcut, and find the resident maker marks.
New way through: balance shortcutPlaces to change
One town. 12 projects. 36 good futures.
The Empty Lot is the deepest walkthrough. The other eleven follow the same repair-and-choice path with their own routes, resident reactions, and hands-on activities.
Empty Lot
- Community Garden
- Creative Courtyard
- Play Space
Corner Wall
- Story Mural
- Climbing Greenery
- Community Notice Wall
Roof Deck
- Sunset Terrace
- Seedling Roof
- Maker Overlook
Pocket Park
- Quiet Grove
- Picnic Circle
- Movement Path
Arrival Corner
- Shade Stop
- Map Kiosk
- Rain Shelter
Alley Lights
- Lantern Walk
- Pattern Lights
- Plant Lights
Shared Shopfront
- Repair Counter
- Art Window
- Swap Shelf
Inner Courtyard
- Long Table
- Small Stage
- Reading Nook
Connector Steps
- Ramp Route
- Resting Steps
- Garden Steps
Water Point
- Bottle Refill
- Plant Wash
- Mist Corner
Market Bays
- Weekend Stalls
- Maker Benches
- Food Tables
Block Entry
- Wayfinding Arch
- Green Gateway
- Welcome Gallery
Things to try
What can I do around town?
Look for clear prompts and visible responses. Tovalerra fills the neighborhood with objects you can actually use, climb, carry, collect, or earn—not scenery that only sits in the background.
Help + explore
Play around the block
Decorate your own space
Show earned style
Things to find
What should I look for?
Thirty little traces of neighborhood life are tucked into five readable sets. If you find a duplicate, it simply becomes four ordinary parts—clear, useful, and never a paid random reward.
Found Objects
Local Patterns
Repair Badges
Resident Tokens
Block Snapshots
Your progress
What stays with me when I leave?
This visit's town
Project phase, shared work, plan support, contributors, tie state, and the selected transformation are experienced together by everyone in that session.
Why: every player sees the same cause and effect.Your backpack + story
Parts, reputation, inventory, collection book, restoration history, unlocks, discoveries, mastery, guide reflections, settings, and personal-space layout persist.
Why: your effort comes back with you without pretending one server is the whole world.Choices stay earned
The game checks requested actions; players cannot award themselves currency, place unowned items, rewrite progress, or directly choose a shared outcome.
Why: cooperation only matters when the result is consistent and earned.Good to know
How Tovalerra keeps play smooth and fair
The map can stream in around the player; interactions do not assume every distant object is already present.
Gameplay avoids always-running frame loops, limits repeated actions, and keeps saved layouts within a clear item budget.
Player changes are checked as a complete profile, and retry protection keeps progress eligible until each save is confirmed.
The current environment uses original geometry and built-in materials, with future assets requiring provenance and review.
No combat, gambling, scary content, required chat, sold contribution power, or artificial urgency is part of the core design.
Game measurement excludes chat content, birthdays, email addresses, passwords, and other unnecessary free-form personal information.