Prospectors Review 2026: An EOS Real-Time Economy Strategy Game

Prospectors is a real-time economic strategy game set in a gold-rush frontier. It runs in a web browser on the EOS blockchain. Players manage workers, produce tools, mine resources and trade with each other in a player-driven economy.

The game's main currency is PGL, the in-game gold token. Third-party write-ups describe a capped supply of 220 million tokens, with 110 million available to be mined in the game. The project's own pages mention servers named Yukon and Wild West, and player posts from early 2022 describe playing on the Yukon map.

Early material says the game was first tested on the EOS Jungle testnet. A 2017 article describes an earlier plan to use Ethereum-based tokens, but later write-ups and the project's own social posts point to EOS. The homepage could not be checked for this review, so current status, team and roadmap are not confirmed.

Prospectors is a persistent online world in which players act as settlers during a gold rush. Each player controls workers who take jobs such as hauling materials, mining, logging or construction. Most jobs need a specific tool, and new players begin with none.

Tools, materials and land are traded between players in a market. Gold deposits are limited and sit on a small number of land parcels, so competition and trade shape prices. Land is rented, and parcels whose rent has expired go to auction through the Land Registry.

The game runs on the EOS blockchain, so ownership and payments are recorded on-chain and players sign in with an EOS account and wallet. PGL, the gold token, is the main currency. Third-party write-ups state that its total supply is capped at 220 million, with half of it minable in the game.

The project does not publish a fee schedule in the material available. Players should expect to pay EOS network resource costs for on-chain actions, and in-game costs such as tool purchases and land rent.

Any market or exchange fees for trading PGL are not stated. They would be shown in the game's market screens or in the terms and FAQ pages on the official site, so check those before spending.

The material available does not mention a smart-contract audit, a named team or any incident history. Players hold assets through their own EOS wallet, so they are responsible for key security and for checking they are on the real site.

PGL and in-game items have market risk. Land is rented and can be lost to auction if rent lapses. Because current activity is unconfirmed, liquidity for tokens and items may be thin. The project does not publish a licence or regulatory status for the token. Check the local rules on crypto assets where you live, and never spend more than you can afford to lose.

Prospectors is for players who enjoy crafting, trading and resource strategy and are curious about blockchain games on EOS. It is less suited to anyone who wants a simple casual game, a guaranteed income, or a project with published audits and a visible team.