The Information Center: seven doors out of the game
The eighth tile in the menu is a panel of seven rows. None of them is a game screen — they are the documents, and every one of them has a page on this site.
It exists because a player who wants to know what a token is, or what happens to their data, should not have to leave the game to find out where to look.
What each row leads to
How To Play and the FAQ are the two a new player reaches for. The questions in the game are the same questions the site answers, word for word, with the real figure from the code added to each answer.
The whitepaper is the token: what TPC is, what the contract address is, and how it moves. The privacy policy and the terms are what they say. Support and Help is the way to reach a person, and it wants the player id from the settings screen beside whatever you are asking about.
TAPCO 2D is the one row that is not a document. It is a separate thing built alongside the game.
Why the same words are in two places
A question answered in the game and answered differently on the site is worse than a question answered once. So the site does not rewrite the game: the questions are copied exactly as a player reads them, and what the site adds is the figure and a link to the page that explains it.
Where a number appears on both, the site is checked against the service that pays it rather than against the game’s own text. If the two ever disagreed, the service would be right and both would be corrected — which is how the passive income card came to be fixed in September 2026.
The same applies to this whole site. Every figure on the systems pages was read from the code and then landed on a real screen before it was published.
And where the rest of it is
This site carries more than the panel does. Each system in the game has a page of its own, and they are gathered on the how-it-works index: the wallet, the shops, the systems that open late, and the daily and weekly sets.
What the game pays and what a point is worth is on the rewards page. What an invited friend has to do before they count is on the referrals page. What changed and when is on the updates page.
Everything on all of them is written from the code rather than from a screenshot, and the pictures are there to show you where a thing is rather than to be read for their numbers.