Good News, Everyone :)

After a long stretch of building, tuning, and shipping features at full gain… I finally did the thing every weird little radio-world needs:

The official Reverie Field Wiki is live.
https://catchtherecord.com/reverie-field-wiki

This isn’t a random pile of notes or a “maybe-this-is-true” FAQ. It’s a clean, curated hub where the game’s systems are documented the way they’re meant to be played, like a proper patchbay: labeled, connected, and easy to route when you need clarity.

What the Wiki is (and why it matters)

Reverie Field has grown into a game with a lot of interlocking mechanics: listening sessions, relic generation, talents, crafting limits, season rules, the economy, and more. If you’re new, it can feel like walking into a studio full of gear with no assistant and three blinking meters that look important.

The Wiki fixes that.

It’s a single entry point where you can learn the systems in the right order, understand the “why” behind the rules, and stop losing progress to avoidable mistakes. It’s written to be readable, practical, and accurate — not just flavor text.

And yes: it’s meant to be used. Not “read once and forget”, but bookmarked, revisited, and searched when you’re mid-run and want certainty.

What’s inside

The Wiki is structured around clear guide pages each one focused, with zero filler. You’ll find:

Getting Started: day 1 direction, early progression, where rewards actually come from

Core Loop: the daily routine and why it compounds over time

Learn Tab: sound descriptions, cooldowns, limits, fragments, SONO rolls, and scaling

Listening Sessions & Relic Generation (Deep Dive): session rules, scaling, and the full relic roll logic

Relics & Relic Memories: rarities, memory rules, collection progression

Talents: canonical effects, unlocks, and synergy logic, all mechanics description

Crafting System: UTC limits, success chance, duplication, and sell rules

In-game Store: passes, statuses, currency packs, and what’s coming next

Economy: how WOS/SONO flow, sinks/sources, and the “why” behind balance (including staking, pools, swaps, APY, transaction logs)

Sonic Expeditions: rewards, completion logic, rare rolls, and progression tips

Seasons: entry rules, leaderboards, and event content

Referrals: activation rewards, boost interactions, long-term network value

Secret Phrases :: how the meta works (without ruining the fun)

Grandmaster Systems: late-game rules, resets, and endgame progression

How it works (fast)

Open the Wiki and you’ll see cards for every guide. Click any card → you’re in.

There’s also a simple search bar at the top, so you can type what you need in the moment:
relics, crafting, grandmaster, store, staking, APY, learn, cooldown, pools, it filters instantly.

No scrolling through chaos. No “which post was that again?” energy. Just answers.

New Tasks: the Wiki now pays you back

Alongside the Wiki, I also rebuilt the ingame Tasks list with a bunch of new guide tasks.

Each of these tasks matches a section inside the Wiki.

So now there’s a clean loop available to every player:

Open ingame Tasks tab → choose a guide task → read the relevant Wiki page → claim your reward.

It’s a small thing on paper, but it changes the feel of the game: learning isn’t just “homework”, it’s part of progression. You’ll get stronger, play smarter, and get pleasantly rewarded for it.

This is a living document

Wiki meant to evolve with the game: new pages, updated details, better clarity, tighter explanations. If you’re the kind of player who likes systems, numbers, and clean logic, this is your new home base.

And if you’re the kind of player who just wants vibes and radio - it’s still for you, because it makes the vibes smoother. Less confusion. More flow.

If you want to support the project

Reverie Field is still being built with a lot of love, late nights, and an unreasonable amount of audio brain.

Just buy something inside the game Store.

If you ever feel like helping the project directly, you can do it here:
https://catchtherecord.com/project-support

No pressure. Just a door that’s open.

Welcome to the archive.
The station is finally documented.