Buy Energy Crystals for Earth: Revival: packs, Privilege Card and Value Pass
Earth: Revival is an open-world sci-fi survival MMO with a third-person camera, built by MMC Studios and published by Nuverse, the gaming arm of ByteDance. After a regional soft launch through 2023, the game went global on 15 August 2024 across PC (via its own launcher), Android and iOS. Its Steam page (App ID 2057470) has carried a TBA release date for years and still does as of May 2026 — there is no Steam launch yet. The April 2026 update brought Level 90 / Season 2, and the title remains live despite the late-2023 restructuring at Nuverse: ByteDance kept Earth: Revival on its supported list.
- Premium Energy Crystals for outfits, Power Armor bundles and seasonal passes
- Subscription cards: Discount Privilege Card and Classic Privilege Card
- Value Pass seasonal track in Regular and Deluxe variants
- 7-day Supplies bundle for an intensive farming window
- Premium Minamal Coupons for MINAMAL companion summons
- Account is identified by character name plus server — there is no numeric UID
Four currencies that are easy to confuse
Earth: Revival runs on four currencies, and two of them share the word "crystal" in English. Energy Crystals are the only premium currency you buy with real money; they pay for subscriptions, Value Pass, outfits and Premium Minamal Coupons. Crystals (no "Energy" prefix) are a separate free currency earned from chapters, hard missions, Membership Dues, Weekly Tasks and the Gallery, then spent in the Store on budget premium tools — they are not for sale directly. Pegs are the basic soft currency for daily quests and consumables, used inside the Alliance for gear. Gold Bars are the sole currency of the Trade Centre, the player-to-player marketplace; Energy Crystals do not feed P2P trading, and Gold Bars cannot be bought directly. When a top-up talks about "crystals" it always means Energy Crystals — the Brawl Games catalogue prefixes them as "Energy-" in Russian for the same reason.
Privilege Card: two tiers and what they actually do
Brawl Games lists two Privilege Card products — Discount Privilege Card and Classic Privilege Card. This is not the Value Pass and not a one-off crystal purchase: Privilege Card behaves like a daily-allowance subscription, with a portion of Energy Crystals delivered up front and the rest paid out daily on each login. The format will look familiar to Genshin Impact or Wuthering Waves players, but Nuverse has not published the exact "X up front + Y per day" numbers for Earth: Revival, so we do not quote a specific schedule — anything that looks precise here would be a guess. The positioning is straightforward: Discount is a starter or first-purchase variant, Classic is the regular ongoing card. The card pays off when you log in every day, since missed days are not made up later.
Value Pass: the seasonal track tied to content updates
Value Pass is a seasonal Battle Pass and should not be confused with the Privilege Card. There are two paid tiers, Regular and Deluxe, plus a free track. Progression resets with each story update — Season 2 in April 2026 is one such reset. Premium rewards include Energy Crystals, seasonal cosmetics, Power Armor levelling materials and MINAMAL summon coupons. The exact tier count and reward layout shifts every season, so the in-game preview screen is the most reliable place to check what the current pass actually contains before buying.
Power Armor and MINAMAL: what Energy Crystals pay for in Season 2
The core combat system in Earth: Revival is Power Armor, exoskeletons with their own skill trees and evolutions. The April 2026 Season 2 patch added two major mechanics: ULTRA Evolution, a new evolution tier for PAs, and Fusion, which merges two Power Armors into a stronger one. The current rotation features S-tier suits like Hymn — the first Tier-S Power Armor that supports evolution — and Thunderdash, a limited PA that was given out through a login event from 11 February 2026. PA quality directly drives endgame content like Asura Trials and the resettable Seasonal Projection mode. Alongside that runs MINAMAL, a gacha for companion creatures (giant pandas, kuns and others) with an SSR rate around 1.44% and SR around 5.3%. This is a side system rather than the centrepiece of the game the way gacha is in Genshin or ZZZ, so pity rules for MINAMAL have not been documented publicly. Pulls are paid for with Premium Minamal Coupons, which come from Energy Crystals or in-game progression.
Character name plus server: why Earth: Revival has no numeric UID
This is the single biggest difference at checkout. Genshin Impact uses a nine-digit UID and ZZZ uses a ten-digit one; Earth: Revival has no numeric UID at all. The game identifies a player through a character name plus server pair — the Brawl Games product page literally labels the field "Name-Server (name-NewWorld)", where NewWorld is one of the named servers picked at character creation. Nuverse does not publish a global server list, but the server name is visible on the character-select screen. The character name can in theory be changed through a Rename Card; the server is chosen once and is not part of a standard migration service.
Cross-platform progress and live-service status in 2026
Earth: Revival uses a single account across Android, iOS and PC: Energy Crystals, progress and cosmetics sync over Google, Apple or a Nuverse account. On 18 March 2026 the team ran an interruption-free maintenance window from 07:00 to 10:00 with no downtime. April 2026 brought Level 90 / Season 2 with sword-riding flying as a new movement system, new Power Armor and the Asura Trials endgame mode. So while several Nuverse titles were wound down in 2023 and 2024, Earth: Revival is still a live MMO, and Energy Crystal demand tracks the rhythm of those seasonal patches.
How to place an Earth: Revival top-up
- Open Earth: Revival and check your character name and server on the main screen.
- Pick the pack you need — Energy Crystals, Privilege Card, Value Pass or 7-day Supplies.
- On the order form, enter the identifier in Name-Server form (for example PlayerName-NewWorld) and the Google email tied to the account.
- Pay for the order — the operator signs into the account via Google login and runs the top-up.
- Once delivery is confirmed, revoke the operator's session in your Google account settings and change the password. This step is required by the acquiring bank, not by the game.
Because Earth: Revival has no numeric UID, Brawl Games processes it with an operator Google sign-in — this is the only way to deliver Energy Crystals to a specific account without UID-based addressing. The flow is described on the product page; the password is rotated after the top-up and the operator's session is removed.
Related top-ups on Brawl Games
- LifeAfter — NetEase's post-apocalyptic survival MMO with crafting and bases, a close audience match to Earth: Revival but with a numeric ID and a different top-up flow.
- Once Human — another NetEase post-apo open-world survival with seasonal servers and mutants; same niche, different top-up flow with a numeric ID.
- Undawn — Tencent's LightSpeed Studios cross-platform zombie survival with a comparable subscription-card model.
- Tower of Fantasy — sci-fi open-world MMO with gacha companions and a cross-platform account.
The Brawl Games catalogue for Earth: Revival lists Energy Crystal denominations from 60 to 6480, both Privilege Card variants (Discount and Classic), both Value Pass tiers and the 7-day Supplies bundle. Payment is accepted from regions where the official store has limited card support; checkout needs the character name, server and the Google email tied to the account. The on-site chat is available before checkout for questions about a specific pack or order status.