Music Player

Red indicates that the track has not been unlocked.
Green indicates that the track has been unlocked.
Grey indicates that the track is unavailable to unlock.
Blue indicates that the track is currently playing.

The Music Player tab displays what music track is playing at the moment. Music tracks are unlocked as you play the game, exploring new places and content.

Players can choose between Area Mode, playing a selection of songs for the current area the player is in; Shuffle Mode, playing songs randomly; or Single Mode, playing a chosen song on loop indefinitley. When in Shuffle Mode clicking the Skip Track button will stop playback and start a new randomly chosen song.

By default, track titles in green have been unlocked by the player, those in red have not been unlocked (and thus cannot be played) and the track title in blue is the track currently playing. These colours can be configured in the Music Player tab of Settings. Up to 100 unlocked music tracks can be added to each of the three playlists by right-clicking and selecting "Add to playlist <number>". Playlists can be selected and played from by selecting them from the drop down menu at the top of the music tab.

There are a total of 835 music tracks.

Changes

Date	Changes
18 February 2026 (Update)	The name of the song currently playing is now highlighted in a configurable colour. Mobile and Desktop clients now remember their volume settings seperately.
11 February 2026 (Update)	Visually reworked the music player tab, replacing all text buttons with icons. Added the ability to create up to three custom playlists of music to play. Added a "Skip Track" button, usable when playing in Shuffle Mode or from a playlist.
14 June 2023 (Update)	The "LOOP" option has been replaced with a "Rand" option, which plays a random music track that the player has unlocked. The LOOP option has been moved to the Audio settings.
27 February 2014 (Update | poll)	The Music Loop button now remembers its setting over logout.