If you are new to ApeScape, treat the public website as an orientation layer first. Read the About page for project framing, the Whitepaper for direction, the Roadmap for current milestone language, and the Dev Hub for build-status context.
You can follow official updates, read public project documentation, join the Telegram community, review live collection pages, and use the current browser prototype link referenced in the public docs. You can also use the Starter Kit for wallet, ApeChain, and basic collector onboarding.
Do not assume the browser prototype and the Unity pre-beta repo have the same feature set. Do not assume collection utility, MMO systems, weekly dungeon systems, or on-chain gameplay loops are all fully live just because they are discussed on the site. Public copy repeatedly frames ApeScape as pre-beta and subject to change.
The cleanest expectation to set is this: ApeScape already has a live community/documentation surface and some live collection/floor publishing, but the larger gameplay stack is still being built.
The live roadmap labels Community Hub + Updates and NFT Collection Integration as future phases, but those surfaces already exist in public form on the current site and dev hub. This draft should keep that tension explicit by distinguishing live in early form from finished as a roadmap phase.