About FieldHunters

FieldHunters is a browser metal-detecting game. You walk a shared field, you stop on a signal, you dig. Other hunters see the same spots. Whoever finishes the hole first keeps the find. Most finds are artefacts you collect or sell to the Museum for coins. Now and then a hole gives up a sealed chest, and what is inside is real bitcoin.

It runs in the browser, on a phone or a desk, with no download. Free play is the full game on the Common Fields. A pass lends a better coil, adds luck, grows the bag, and turns the adverts off. It opens no ground. The dirt is the same dirt.

Who runs it

The public face of the game is this site. The person who reads the inbox is a person, not a queue of scripts. Real money leaves this game — Treasures are paid out over Lightning. That is why there is an address to write to, and why an account has to exist before a message is sent: a note with no reachable author is a note that cannot be answered.

How to reach us

Signed-in hunters write from the contact form. A bug, a payout that has not arrived, an idea for the ground — it all comes to the same desk. The reply goes to the email on the account.

If you do not have an account yet, make one first. We do not publish a raw inbox on this page; a public address that takes bitcoin questions from strangers is an address that fills with noise and then stops being read. The form is slower to find and much more likely to get an answer.

Money, said once

Coins are kit. Treasures are bitcoin. Shop payments do not convert. Payouts go over Lightning, from ten dollars, after identity checks. The longer version of that split is in Two purses, and the rules are in the terms. What we do with the data you give us is in the privacy notice.

Read before you dig

The hunter's guide is the one-page version of how a session works. The field journal is the longer notes — first to finish, coils sold by the hole, what a pass actually buys. Both are public. You do not need to sign in to read them.