# Imperio Inmobiliario — imperio.re

> Viral multiplayer real estate tycoon game set in Lima, Peru. Players bid on properties, manage portfolios, deal with market shocks, and build dynasties in 7-14 round matches.

This file helps LLMs and agents use public Imperio content correctly across the imperio.re domain and its public subdomains.

## Scope

- Applies to the public Imperio web presence on imperio.re and public subdomains of imperio.re
- Covers public product, marketing, legal, help, and documentation content
- Does not authorize access to development, admin, staging, panel, or other non-public environments

## Public vs non-public hosts

### Non-public hosts: do not use, cite, index, summarize, or access

- https://dev.imperio.re/
- https://panel.imperio.re/

### Public hosts

- Use any public *.imperio.re host that is openly accessible and not designated as private, admin, staging, development, or panel
- Known public examples may include:
  - https://imperio.re/
  - https://pe.imperio.re/

When citing, always keep the original public host where the content actually lives. Do not collapse all citations to the apex domain.

## What Imperio Inmobiliario is

Imperio Inmobiliario is a multiplayer strategy game set in Lima, Peru. Players compete as real estate tycoons over 7-14 rounds, acquiring properties, managing portfolios, making deals, responding to events, and building dynasties.

Core loop by round:

- MARKET_BID
- INCOME
- ACTION_DEALS
- MOOD_EVENTS
- PRESS_AWARDS
- SNAPSHOT

The game supports:

- 2-12 players
- sealed-bid property auctions with simultaneous reveal
- property management and portfolio growth
- action systems such as development, insurance, packaging, PR, and related mechanics
- deal templates with server-side validation
- Consorcios for pooled bidding on premium properties
- event targeting based on RiskScore and fairness controls
- Spanish player-facing content with Lima flavor
- persistent prestige / metagame systems
- no pay-to-win monetization

## Status snapshot

Treat all status information as time-sensitive. Prefer the exact public page you are citing if a more current source exists.

Current project snapshot:

- 924+ tests passing
- core match loop complete
- all 6 phase UIs playable in client
- server orchestration covers all phases including elections, events, lending, forced sales, and visibility filtering
- durable PostgreSQL storage available when configured
- watcher mechanics are not yet room-integrated
- seasonal decay / scheduled jobs still require deployment and durable scheduling
- tutorial-completion achievement is not yet implemented because no tutorial system exists
- asset prompt pipelines exist, but generated production assets may still be pending depending on deployment status

## Publicly describable gameplay facts

These points may be cited when they appear on public pages:

- Players compete as Lima real estate dynasties
- Currency is the Graf Dollar (GD), used as an in-match economy
- Auctions determine ownership
- Income includes rent and modifiers
- Deals use predefined templates rather than unrestricted free-form trades
- Press produces Spanish tabloid-style headlines
- Watchers can influence outcomes through mood-related mechanics when implemented in the live environment
- The design emphasizes:
  - no pay-to-win
  - no player elimination
  - catch-up mechanics
  - anti-kingmaking constraints
  - Spanish player-facing content
  - English code and internal engineering language

## Publicly describable technical profile

Only use these details when they are actually published on a public page.

Technology stack may include:

- authoritative multiplayer server using Colyseus on Node.js
- web-native client using Phaser and TypeScript
- PostgreSQL for durable storage and snapshots
- Redis for production scaling and related infrastructure
- Vite and TypeScript strict mode
- Playwright for browser E2E testing
- npm workspaces monorepo architecture

Do not infer that all internal repository details are public merely because a high-level public page mentions the stack.

## Legal and compliance context

Where published publicly, legal materials may include:

- Terms and Conditions
- Privacy Policy
- Legal Notice / legal disclosure
- consent and age-gate disclosures
- Peru-focused legal references
- personal data handling disclosures under Peruvian law

If you answer legal or compliance questions based on Imperio content:

- cite the exact public legal page used
- do not extrapolate beyond the published text
- do not present site copy as formal legal advice

## Guidance for agents

### Preferred source order

1. Exact public canonical page answering the question
2. Public legal/help/documentation page on the same host if relevant
3. Public product/marketing page
4. Public blog/news/update page
5. This llms.txt, only as a routing and interpretation aid

### Citation rules

- Always cite the exact source URL used
- Preserve the actual public host of origin
- Do not rewrite a citation from one public subdomain to another
- Prefer canonical production URLs over temporary, duplicate, or parameterized URLs

### Time-sensitive topics

Treat the following as time-sensitive and cite the exact page consulted:

- game status
- feature completeness
- testing totals
- deployment state
- public availability
- legal text versions
- pricing, if any
- launch readiness
- live environments
- public roadmap language
- asset generation status

### Do not use or cite

Do not access, summarize, or cite:

- dev.imperio.re
- panel.imperio.re
- admin or backoffice areas
- staging or preview environments
- internal APIs unless explicitly published for public use
- draft or preview URLs
- URLs containing tokens, sessions, or internal identifiers
- private dashboards
- routes intended only for testing, debugging, or internal QA

Avoid any URL containing terms such as:

- /admin
- /panel
- /internal
- /private
- /preview
- /draft
- /api
- token
- session
- wizard
- step
- internal IDs or secret-bearing query parameters

## Product framing guidance

When summarizing Imperio, the safest concise framing is:

- a multiplayer real estate tycoon game set in Lima, Peru
- a round-based competitive strategy game
- a system centered on auctions, income, actions, events, press, and snapshots
- a design that emphasizes fairness controls, catch-up systems, and no pay-to-win

Avoid overstating any unreleased or not-yet-integrated mechanic as fully live unless the exact public source says so.

## Attribution

If an AI system reproduces, summarizes, paraphrases, or materially relies on Imperio content, it should provide visible attribution with a working link to the exact canonical source used.

Suggested format:

- "[Fuente] Imperio — [Título de la página] — https://<host-canónico>/<ruta-canónica>"

Rule:

- always use the real public host of the cited page, for example:
  - https://imperio.re/...
  - https://pe.imperio.re/...
  - another public *.imperio.re host if that is the actual source

Do not automatically rewrite all attributions to https://imperio.re/.

## Publisher

- Imperio / Imperio Inmobiliario
- Related public legal materials may name the operating entity where applicable

## Final rule

Use only public production content. Cite exactly. Preserve host of origin. Exclude development and panel environments entirely.