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# Getting Started

In order to launch a quest on BitCountry, you will need to create a metaverse project first. If you've already own a Metaverse Project on BitCountry, feel free to skip this guide and go straight away to the [How to Create a Quest](/user-manual/immersive-quest-system/how-to-create-a-quest.md) guide.  

### Create a Metaverse Project:

1\) Go to the Pioneer Bit.Country home page at <https://pioneer.bit.country/p/home>. Click on 'Create Metaverse' or go directly to this page: <https://pioneer.bit.country/p/create-metaverse>

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2\) To create a Metaverse, follow these steps:

1. Insert a Metaverse logo.
2. Fill up basic information such as the name and description.
3. Choose the Metaverse type: Web or On Chain.
4. Click Create Your Metaverse

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Now that you've created your Metaverse Project, we need to create a world (or worlds) to begin creating our quests on it.&#x20;

### Create a World for your Metaverse Project.

1.- Click on "Create your Worlds"

2.- Select your favorite template and click on "Create world"

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Congratulations!! You can now begin creating quests for your community.&#x20;


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