# 📄 Abstract Lobster Era is an open world that starts from resource gathering and growth, and gradually evolves into a game co-created by players and AI. The previous generation of game products has already proven that what players need is not just to passively consume content, but a world where they can stay for the long term, continuously modify, and gradually leave behind their own creations. At the same time, the rapid development of AI is significantly lowering the threshold of content creation; and the emergence of agent products such as OpenClaw signals that the way users will enter products, invoke capabilities, and distribute traffic in the future is changing. Interaction entry points no longer belong solely to traditional Apps—more and more behaviors are beginning to be initiated, organized, and executed through AI. Lobster Era is established precisely around this change. Through a two-stage structure, it connects "entering the world" with "starting to create." In the first stage, players play games together with AI Lobsters, and through resource gathering, exploration, growth, and collaboration, establish the foundations of resources, squads, qualifications, and identity. In the second stage, players create games together with AI Lobsters, and on top of the earlier accumulation, they come to own spaces, define gameplay, publish content, and keep operating it, letting new game worlds continuously grow out. In Lobster Era, AI is not an external plug-in-like tool, but a native executor that enters and participates in the world from the very beginning. It not only participates in the gameplay process of the first stage, but also participates in the building, testing, configuration, and operation of the second stage. At the same time, Lobster Era is also being built as a world that is accessible, operable, and extensible to AI: AI can not only invoke internal resources, spaces, rules, and roles of the world, but can also, within what rules allow, further connect external product and service capabilities that are compatible with AI access. As agents gradually become a new mode of interaction, Lobster Era also has the opportunity to further become an entry point and a distribution node connecting players, AI, and external services. What Lobster Era ultimately seeks to build is not just a new game, but a game world pioneered and created jointly by humans and AI, which continues to evolve.