Buy Credits for LifeAfter: Night falls

Buy Federation Credits for LifeAfter: Night falls — packs, Trade Federation Membership and seasonal funds

LifeAfter (明日之后) is NetEase Games' open-world survival MMO set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by the Infected. This is not a gacha RPG: progression runs through R&D Machine crafting, the Manor housing system, profession masteries and raids across the Night falls servers FallForest, HopeValley, SandCastle, MountSnow, St.Rona, Oasis, Silent Island and ArkCity. The premium currency is Federation Credits — listed simply as Credits in the Russian client and the Brawl Games catalogue. As of spring 2026 the game is in its Rebirth Day patch with a top-to-bottom visual overhaul, and the ocean modes have been sealed off as part of the in-fiction containment.

Federation Credits: one currency, no soft-currency conversion

Unlike HoYoverse and Kuro Games titles, LifeAfter has no premium-to-soft pipeline. Credits do not convert into New Dollars and they do not buy Gold Bars — those are parallel systems. Inside the in-game shop, Credits go directly toward weapon and outfit skins, R&D Machine formulas, Manor furniture sets, Survival Funds, Trade Federation Membership and the Battle Pass. New Dollars drop from selling loot to NPCs and pay for basic skill upgrades and trade. Skill Points fund profession Mastery and are not sold for real money. Gold Bars are a player-to-player trade currency tied to Trade Federation activity — you cannot top them up, only earn them indirectly through Federation Membership perks.

LifeAfter is not gacha: where Credit packs actually go

There is no pity, no 50/50, no character banner. A Credit purchase is a direct line item: pick the M870 skin you want, pay; pick an R&D Machine formula, pay; reserve a Sky Steed chair set for the Manor, pay. The global ladder runs 24, 60, 114, 198, 340, 400, 436, 1,220, 1,980, 2,940, 4,970, 8,100 and 24,300. The first-purchase x2 bonus is granted per denomination through NetEase Games Club; after that, the pack delivers its standard amount. NetEase has not committed to a fixed reset cadence inside the game itself — historically the bonus has refreshed around major events such as anniversaries, new continents and the Rebirth Day patch.

What "+90", "+288" and "+420" mean on pack labels

Some catalogue entries read "1,980 + 288 Credits" or "LifeAfter Fund + 90 Credits". That extra slice is a regional pack composition from NetEase: in markets where the base price is higher, the publisher adds Credits to balance value-for-money. The bonus is not tied to a first purchase and is not a Brawl Games gift — every buyer in that region receives it on every purchase. On your in-game balance the "+288" Credits are indistinguishable from the main amount and spend the same way.

Trade Federation Membership: 30 days, +2 backpack and a Trade City tax cut

Trade Federation Membership is a one-off 30-day activation, not a recurring subscription. The moment it kicks in you receive 300 Federation Credits, and from then on a daily mailbox drop arrives — New Dollars, Skill Points, premium food and a resource chest that scales with your Gathering Level. The membership also grants the survival perks regular players miss most: +2 backpack slots, +2 food pack slots, +20 storage slots for valuables and rare materials, free shipping on valuables, a 2x daily login bonus, +3 trade slots and a reduced Trade City tax — 5% for remote trades and 10% for in-person trades. Base price runs about $4.99 for 30 days. You can activate a second membership before the first expires and the days stack, but the concurrent cap is hard at 60 days; there is no single-button 90- or 180-day option.

Lucky Star, Survival Funds and Death High Pass: what does NOT replace Membership

Three SKUs sit next to Membership in the catalogue and get mixed up routinely:

• Lucky Star — a niche subscription tied to the Lucky Farm / Lucky Field event. It boosts the daily reward multiplier up to 5x (minimum 3x on Lucky Day) and only operates inside the roughly 15-day event window. NetEase pulled it temporarily in July 2024 and brought it back for 2026 — it is not a substitute for Trade Federation Membership.
• Survival Funds (Sky Steed Fund, LifeAfter Fund, Fund of Hope, Dawn Fund, Christmas Fund) — single-purchase products with a 30-day daily drip: a one-shot Credit and material payout up front plus a daily delivery. Not auto-renewing, not Battle Pass. Some funds are seasonal — the Christmas and themed variants disappear from the in-game shop after the event.
• Death High Pass (catalogue: "Death High" / "Death High Deluxe") — the Battle Pass for a specific season of the Death High tower-rush event. Seasons drop every 3–4 months (Season 22 on 28 March 2025, Season 23 from 4 July to 10 August 2025), and the pass only makes sense to activate while a season is live.
• Mansion Sets 2 through 12 — themed bundles of furniture, décor and bonus Credits, each tied to its own collection and never reissued. The "buy late" risk lives here: once a set is pulled from the in-game shop, the bundle itself can no longer be redeemed — only Credit compensation through NetEase support, and the conversion is rarely flattering. Take a specific Set inside its season window rather than waiting.

Rebirth Day, Spring Pass 2026 and the temporarily sealed ocean

17 April 2026 shipped Rebirth Day, the largest visual overhaul in the game's history (client 5.0.703+, currently 5.0.705 since 29 April 2026). NetEase rebuilt NPC models, lighting and shadows, the player model and every monster, environmental and weather detail, and the mobile UI — Survival Tool gen.3. A new Asia server opened alongside it for fresh starts. Spring Pass 2026 runs from 17 April to 5 July, and the limited Premium Collection with Celestial Charm and Everbloom Crown is live until 15 May. One narrative caveat matters for purchases: starting with the Rebirth Day patch, the ocean is sealed — Ocean Exploration, Knight's Request and parts of the Sea of Zombie content are temporarily off-limits. Buying ocean-themed leftover bundles during this window has no payoff because the maps are not reachable.

Two LifeAfter apps, Player ID and why the server matters

Two distinct apps live on the storefronts at the same time: the newer LifeAfter: Night falls (package com.xdg.and.eu.lifeafter, with the FallForest / HopeValley / SandCastle / MountSnow / St.Rona / Oasis / Silent Island / ArkCity servers) and the legacy LifeAfter (com.netease.mrzhna) on its own list — NewLand, MouthSwamp, MiskaTown, NancyCity, MileStone and others. Those legacy servers went through Server Data Sharing with SandCastle on 22 November 2024. Brawl Games services Night falls only: top-ups to the legacy client do not flow through the standard pipeline, and Credits do not transfer between the two apps. Player ID lives under Settings → Account ID, with the server ID shown next to it. Across Night falls servers the Player ID is not globally unique — each server has its own pool, so a typo in the server choice with a valid ID will deliver the order to a different player. The same account works on mobile and on the native PC client (released 30 July 2020 — not an emulator), and progress syncs automatically.

How to place a Credits top-up

1. Open LifeAfter: Night falls and go to Settings → Account ID. Note the Player ID and the server name.
2. Pick a product in the catalogue — Credits, Trade Federation Membership, a Survival Fund, Lucky Star or a Battle Pass.
3. Enter the Player ID and pick the matching Night falls server. Cross-check both fields.
4. Confirm the data on the checkout screen and complete payment.
5. Wait for delivery — Credits or the membership land on the linked character on the chosen server.

Adjacent projects for crafters and survivors

• Undawn — Tencent/LightSpeed's open-world zombie survival on mobile and PC, the closest genre neighbour with a Battle Pass and seasonal bundles.
• Once Human — a mutant-flavoured survival with base building, aimed at the same crafter and formula-collector audience.
• Earth Revival — a post-apocalyptic sci-fi survival on mobile and PC with a similar crafting and subscription economy.
• Albion Online — a sandbox MMO built around a player-driven economy and trade taxes; a close mindset for fans of Trade Federation in LifeAfter.

The Brawl Games catalogue carries the full ladder of Credit denominations from 24 up to 24,300, Trade Federation Membership, the event-bound Lucky Star, Survival Funds and Battle Passes for the active LifeAfter: Night falls seasons. Checkout requires the Player ID and the exact server name only — no NetEase login or password is shared. Payment is accepted from regions where the official store has limited card support; the on-site chat is available before checkout for questions about a specific pack or order status.