Immortal Rising 2 Expands In-Game Economy with Starlight System Update
Planetarium Labs and Busy Beans Studio have unveiled one of the most significant updates to Immortal Rising 2 (IR2) to date: the launch of the Starlight system. This new feature introduces a game-changing in-game currency, Starlight, that integrates with the existing $IMT and ORB tokens to complete the core economic loop of the game. In doing so, it enhances the strategic depth of IR2’s Web3-based RPG framework while further incentivizing long-term player engagement through a more versatile and rewarding ecosystem.
With this update, Immortal Rising 2 continues to set itself apart in the evolving landscape of decentralized gaming by prioritizing player agency, meaningful progression, and token utility. The introduction of Starlight is not only a content addition but a structural improvement that reinforces the game’s vision of a truly player-driven economy.
Starlight and the Evolution of IR2’s Core Economy
Starlight enters IR2 as a flexible, high-utility currency that bridges gameplay mechanics with the existing blockchain infrastructure. Unlike traditional game currencies, Starlight operates on a dual-function system—usable both as a tradable token and as a mechanism for gameplay enhancement through staking.
The newly implemented Star Vault system allows players to stake their Starlight for temporary combat buffs and HP boosts, offering time-based staking options of 7, 14, or 30 days. This creates a layer of strategic choice: whether to pursue short-term combat advantage or commit to longer-term progression. As players continue to stake Starlight, their Vault level rises, unlocking more powerful enhancements and improving their overall capabilities in combat and exploration.
Crucially, the Starlight update introduces a dynamic conversion system between Starlight and $IMT, Immortal Rising 2’s governance and utility token. Managed through the Immutable Passport system, this conversion feature is governed by both market dynamics and game-specific limits to ensure economic stability. The system empowers players to make informed decisions about how and when to convert between currencies, emphasizing player autonomy and investment in the IR2 economy.
In addition to enhancing existing gameplay, the update sets the foundation for future expansions that will broaden the relevance of Starlight. The developers have already indicated that additional systems and game modes tied to Starlight are in the works, promising continued utility and growth for players invested in the currency.
Engaging Players with Rewards and Events
To celebrate the release of the Starlight system, Planetarium Labs has launched two limited-time events designed to get players actively engaging with the new mechanics from day one.
The Star Vault Celebration Event, running from April 23 to May 7, rewards players for completing daily and weekly quests tied to the new staking system. By participating, players can earn additional Starlight and explore the benefits of staking without initial heavy investment, making the system more accessible for new and returning users.
Meanwhile, the Springday Event, taking place from April 23 to May 6, introduces a casual mini-game that stands in contrast to IR2’s more intense RPG elements. Players participate in a fruit-matching game to earn Springday Coins, which can be exchanged for limited-edition rewards. This event not only diversifies gameplay but also reinforces IR2’s goal of making blockchain gaming fun and inclusive.
Outside of the events, the update also expands the endgame experience. Progression limits on stages and dungeons have been lifted, while Arena Training caps have increased—offering veteran players new challenges and opportunities for advancement. The addition of ranking-based Starlight rewards through Arena, Stage, and Scarecrow leaderboards further ties competitive performance to tangible in-game benefits.
Additionally, the newly introduced Starlight Shop allows players to exchange Starlight for items like Stardust and other in-game valuables. This merchant system adds another dimension to the token’s utility, integrating it into both the combat and commerce aspects of gameplay.
