World of ClaudeCraft has appeared on Steam, where its store page is still pending final sign-off. Built by Levy Street Games, the title sits in the free-to-play bracket and nudges players to drop it on their wishlists. The compact MMO delivers old-school gameplay, packing in nine classes, dungeons, and a ranked arena. Advancement runs from level 1 through 20, with players picking up spells and abilities such as Early Grave and Skyfall. Its handcrafted map spans three separate zones, and characters persist on an authoritative server. First created in mid-June 2026 through AI coding, World of ClaudeCraft racked up thousands of upvotes on Reddit and passed a thousand GitHub stars. Lead developer Reuben Horne pointed out that AI-generated games tend to stall once they ship, yet this one keeps growing thanks to the players rallying around it. Baked into the game is a community token named WOC, issued on Solana, but connecting a wallet stays optional. Claudium, the game’s own currency, covers cosmetic buys and leaves gameplay stats untouched. What sets World of ClaudeCraft apart is that it doubles as a reinforcement-learning environment, with a headless mode and documented protocols. With the Steam page up and wishlisting enabled, Levy Street Games is holding out for the final approval needed for a wider launch.