Beyond the Walls, unrest draws near —

WePlay × Attack on Titan Collaboration is Now Live!

Rally with the Survey Corps and embark on this adventure fighting for freedom.

⚔️ The battle has begun. Are you ready?

📅 Event Period: Regional event dates, check your server below.

Jump into WePlay and join the fight!

It is FAQ Friday, and today we are answering:

How do I delete my WePlay account? 👋

The quick answer:

Start the request yourself in the WePlay app, meet the conditions shown on the account-deletion page, and confirm. Your request then enters a review period. Logging back in during that period cancels the request.

Before you confirm

Once deletion is complete, the account cannot be recovered. You will no longer be able to log into or use it.

Personal information associated with the account is deleted or made anonymous, except as otherwise provided by law or the Account Deletion Agreement. Read the agreement and confirmation screen before proceeding.

All account benefits and privileges are cleared, including remaining virtual currency, virtual items, and value-added services. Review these before you confirm.

Why might the app not let me delete yet?

The app checks three groups of conditions and shows which items still need attention. Every applicable condition must be met before you can submit. The exact list may vary by region, app version, and account.

1. Account security

• Recently linked or changed your phone number? You may need to wait before deletion is available. Follow the timing shown in the app.
• Account currently banned? An active ban prevents deletion. For questions about your account’s status or an appeal, contact in-app Customer Service.

2. Balances, items, and subscriptions

• Red packets in your bag: use the remaining red packets first.
• Gold balance: it must fall within the permitted range. A balance above the maximum or below the minimum can block deletion. Follow your app’s displayed condition; don’t assume it must be zero.
• Knight/King Passport: if it is still active, wait until it expires.
• VIP or Monthly Pack subscription: disable auto-renewal, then wait for the current subscription period to expire. Turning off renewal does not immediately end the current period. For subscriptions through Google Play or the App Store, turn off renewal in that store, rather than in WePlay.

3. Rooms and relationships

If the deletion page flags any of these, complete the corresponding action:

• Board Game Room owner: leave the rooms you own.
• Family membership: leave the Families you belong to.
• In-app marriage: take off your ring.
• Mentorship, close-friend, partner, or team relationship: end the relationship listed.

If you have a contracted singer status, contact staff to have that status cancelled before proceeding.

What happens after I submit?

Your request enters a review period, and the app shows the scheduled deletion date. Its notice says:

>Please do not log into or use this account in order to ensure that the deletion will be completed successfully, or else we will treat it as if you've changed your mind and decided not to delete the account.

That includes logging in just to check whether deletion has finished. Logging back in during review cancels the request; you would need to submit again if you still want deletion.

If the app says your deletion request has already been submitted, do not keep submitting it. Follow the existing review instructions and avoid logging in to check progress.

Follow the date shown for your account; there is no single waiting period to quote for every region.

What if I only want a break?

Repeated deletion and re-registration are subject to limits. If you only want some time away, consider logging out. Logging out does not delete your account; completed deletion cannot be undone.

A quick safety reminder

Use the in-app confirmation process for deletion. WePlay staff will not ask for your password or verification code to “process” an account deletion. Never share those details with anyone.

Can’t find the option or understand a condition?

Contact in-app Customer Service for guidance. If you cannot access in-app support, email support@wejoysg.com. These are help channels; sending a message does not itself submit or confirm deletion.

For account-specific help, share your WePlay ID privately with Customer Service. Don’t post IDs, login details, phone numbers, payment details, or sensitive screenshots in the comments.

Which step or condition would you like explained more clearly? Please keep questions general here. 👇

Hey WePlay Fam! 💛

This week, Wolf is sitting on a park bench, feeling down:

“It feels like nobody likes me… like I can’t do anything right.”

Then a hand reaches into the frame. Will has brought him a lollipop. 🍭

Sometimes, a small gesture and a few kind words can make a difficult moment feel a little less lonely.

If you were sitting beside Wolf, what would you say to him in one sentence? 💛

It is FAQ Friday, and today we are answering a player’s question:

How can I change the phone number linked to my WePlay account? 📱

The quick answer:

Go to Me → Settings → Account Management and tap your linked phone number. Select Confirm, enter the code sent to your current number, then enter your new number and the code sent to it. “Phone number bound” confirms the change is complete.

Before you start

• Link another login method first. Choose one available on your Account Management page. Without another linked method, the app will ask you to link an account before changing your number.
• Keep access to your current number. You’ll need the verification code sent to it.
• Use a different, available number. Your new number must not already be linked to another WePlay account.
• Check the country/region code and phone number before requesting a code.

What changes after I switch numbers?

• Your account stays the same; only the linked phone number changes.
• Use your new number to log in. Your old number will no longer log in to this account.
• Changing numbers does not grant the first-time phone-binding reward again.

What if my old number can’t receive codes?

Contact in-app Customer Service to request a manual change. Once it starts, a system message will show the last digits of your current and new numbers and the waiting period. Until it finishes:

• You can’t log in with your current number or register/log in with the new number.
• You can’t start another change yourself.
• You can still use another login method already linked to your account.

The change completes automatically when that waiting period ends. Follow the timing in your own system message.

Why might the change be unavailable?

The change may be unavailable if you haven’t linked another login method, your new number is already in use, you’ve requested too many codes, or a manual change is already in progress. Follow the message in your app, including any date or waiting instructions. If it directs you to the Help Center or Customer Service, follow that route.

Menu labels and available login methods may vary by region, app version, and account.

If a step is unclear, ask below. For account-specific help, provide your WePlay ID privately through Customer Service. Never share verification codes with anyone, and don’t post IDs, phone numbers, passwords, or other private information in the comments.

It is Game Guide Thursday, and today we are answering:

How does Liar's Party work on WePlay?

The quick answer:

Liar's Party is a bluffing card game for up to four players. Each round has one table card: Queen, King, or Ace. On your turn, you play one or more cards face down and claim they match the table card. They might be telling the truth… or they might not. The next player can keep playing or challenge you. Whoever loses the challenge has to cut a wire on their bomb. If it goes off, they are out. The last player standing wins. 🃏

Here's how a classic round works:

1. Get your cards. The deck uses Queens, Kings, Aces, and two Jokers. Each player starts with five cards, and the deck is reshuffled for the next round.
2. Check the table card. The game randomly chooses Queen, King, or Ace for the round. Jokers are wild and count as the table card.
3. Play face down. On your turn, play one or more cards face down. Other players cannot see whether your cards really match.
4. Keep playing or challenge. When your turn comes around, you can play your own cards or challenge the player who played immediately before you.
5. Reveal the cards. If any challenged card is neither the table card nor a Joker, the player who played it was bluffing and the challenge succeeds. If every card checks out, the challenge fails.
6. Cut the wire. The player who loses the challenge cuts a wire on their bomb. If the bomb goes off, that player is eliminated. If it does not, they continue into the next round.
7. Stay alive. When only one player remains, they win the game.

A few details that help:

• If you run out of cards, you sit out the rest of that round. If only one player still has cards, the game can trigger a challenge automatically.
• If your turn timer runs out, the game can play a card for you, but it will not challenge another player on your behalf.
• Spectators can watch the table and, with a player's permission, view that player's hand.
• Voice chat, text chat and quick interactions may be available at the table, depending on your version.

Liar's Party is currently available in select regions. You may see a local name in your version, and the exact buttons, modes and availability can vary by region and app version. Check the in-game rules shown on your screen before you start.

Now be honest: are you the player who bluffs with a perfect poker face, or the one who challenges everyone on turn one? 😏

Hey WePlay Fam! 🍂

Emily is spending an early-autumn afternoon on the Left Bank of the Seine, wearing her latest couture coat and stopping for a carefully brewed pour-over.

The red hat. The pearls. The coat catching the breeze.

“The whole city is my stage.”

Apparently, the walk to coffee counts as a runway. ☕

Then it’s a seat by the window and absolutely no reason to hurry. We’re a little jealous.

What’s the most ordinary errand you’ve ever dressed up for? 👇

Hey WePlay Fam! 🎨

Part 2 of our Paint Hide & Seek player shares comes from our Chinese-language server, and this one has a name: “Overworked Scarecrow.”

Watch the drawing take shape, then see the finished disguise in the farm scene.

That oversized eye and the caption “My eyes are so tired...” make the scarecrow look ready to clock out. Apparently, standing in a field all day takes its toll. 😭

Thanks to the player for sharing this clip with us!

How would you rate the creativity of this disguise out of 10, and which detail made you choose that score? 👇

Hey WePlay Fam! 🎨

Today, we’re sharing a little of what’s coming up in our Malaysia & Indonesia community.

Starting tomorrow, September 29, the server is hosting Gaya Kamu, Karya Kamu (“Your Style, Your Creation”), a 25-day item design competition open only to players on that server.

Players taking part will create designs for Avatar Frames or Gifts. The exciting part: the winning design will be made into an item in WePlay, bringing a player’s idea into the app.

The TOP 1 creator will also receive a 7-day Avatar Frame and a 7-day Creative Master title.

We’re looking forward to seeing what this community comes up with, from the first design idea to the finished entry.

What kind of design would you be curious to see come out of this contest? 👇

It is FAQ Friday, and today we are answering:

Why does WePlay say “User does not exist” when I search for my friend?

The quick answer:

It is usually not what people assume. The most common reason is that the ID you are searching is no longer the ID your friend is using. Before anything else, ask them to open their profile and read out the ID they have right now. 🔍

Step 1: check what you are typing

Searching by User ID looks for an exact match. Two things catch people out:

• Typing a nickname into the ID search. Nicknames and User IDs are different things, and ID search will not match a nickname.
• One wrong character. Extra spaces are ignored, but a single wrong digit or letter returns nothing at all.

Step 2: ask your friend for their current ID

This is the step almost nobody thinks of, and it is the most common cause.

In some regions a Lucky Number can take the place of the ID shown on a profile. When someone starts using one, that becomes the ID other people search for, and their original ID is held aside. When a Lucky Number expires, their profile automatically goes back to the original ID, or moves to another Lucky Number they own.

So an ID you saved a while ago may simply not be theirs any more. Expired Lucky Numbers also return to the pool and can later be given to someone else, which means an old ID could even belong to a different person now.

If you are searching something you wrote down weeks ago, ask for a fresh ID before assuming anything is wrong.

Step 3: the other reasons

• The account was deleted. Once a deletion is complete, the ID no longer belongs to anyone. Deletion is permanent, so there is nothing left to find.
• You are not on the same region’s version of WePlay. Regions run separately, so an account created on one region’s version will not turn up in a search from another.
• A small number of accounts are not searchable by design. Some official and service accounts do not appear in search results.

What this message does not mean

• It does not mean your friend blocked you. Blocking does not produce this message, so please do not read it that way.
• It is not the age-related message. If an age preference setting is what prevents you from adding someone, WePlay shows a different, specific message saying exactly that—not “User does not exist.”

Still stuck?

If your friend has confirmed their current ID, you are both on the same region’s version, and the search still finds nothing, contact Customer Service through Me → Help & Customer Service with your UID, the ID you are searching, and your region.

A quick safety reminder

A User ID is the only thing you need to share to add someone. Never share your password, verification code, phone number, or payment information, and never in a public comment. Anyone offering to “find” or “recover” a player for you is running a scam.

Feature names, Lucky Number availability, and entry points may vary by region, app version, and account.

Has an ID you saved ever stopped working on you? 👇

Round two of player shares from WePlay’s Japan server 🪽

This batch of Attack on Titan moments goes from Eren and Mikasa standing back-to-back to Levi’s very serious close-up… then to a chibi Colossal Titan peeking over a wall. Quite a change of mood 😭

There’s a Titan-filled Voice Room scene and a chibi character pairing in the mix, too. The final slide is a bonus fifth-anniversary celebration from the same batch of player shares, complete with cake and fireworks.

Thanks to the players who shared these moments with us!

For the Attack on Titan shots, which style wins you over: the serious look or the chibi version? 👇

Welcome back to WeFamily Lore Day! 🐺

Today’s main character: Wolf.

Whatever you do, don’t bump into Wolf while he’s walking down the street.

He’ll point at you, demand that you remember this moment, and look ready to deliver the most dramatic complaint in WeFamily history.

Then he turns around…

“Wait. What was I supposed to make him remember again?”

Never mind. Wolf forgot. 😭

What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve forgotten in the middle of an argument? 👇

This might be a sneak peek at one of our Q4 activities 👀

For now, we’re curious about your first impression. Which detail caught your eye first: the characters, the colors, or the party setting?

Pick one and tell us why. If you had to give this scene a caption or assign Annie, Will and Lil Bob a role in your next WePlay party, we want to hear that too. 🎉

It is Game Guide Thursday, and today we are doing one last camouflage check before the Hiding Phase ends. 🎨

Some hiding spots can look confusing at first 😊 They are part of how Paint Hide & Seek works.

During the Hiding Phase, you can drag your character around the flat map, resize it, change its pose and rotate it. There are no gravity or collision restrictions, which is why a player can appear to float, fit between a car and its tire, or hide in a trunk.

To create a disguise like that, make your character smaller, place it in your chosen spot, then use the brush to match the colors around it. That combination is what helps a character blend into the scenery.

Before your character's position, pose, size and angle lock in, check these four things:

1. Color: Does your paint match the area directly behind you?
2. Pose: Does your character's outline fit the object or shape you are using?
3. Angle: Would a small rotation make you look more like part of the scenery?
4. Position: Are you hiding in a spot that looks natural, not just the smallest gap you can find?

You can still add a few final touches of color during the brief transition, but your placement is already locked. And once the Seeking Phase begins, every shot matters because each player has a limited number.

So before the timer runs out: color, pose, angle, position.

For the full instructions, check Game Rules / How to Play inside the game. 🎨

Which one takes you the longest to get right? 👇

This week’s WeFamily story: Chris’s recharge secret 📸

After a long day of marriage verification work, Chris finally makes it home.

And then he sees them: his treasured camera collection, waiting patiently on the shelves.

Instant recharge. No coffee, no motivational speech, just a room full of cameras and a very happy Chris.

What is your personal recharge secret after a tiring day? 👇

WePlay looks a little different in every region, and our Vietnam community recently got a colorful local collaboration with Én 🇻🇳

Meet Genius Academy, a playful WePlay × Én adventure that combines Vietnamese street scenes, local atmosphere and a bright science-themed world.

The collaboration’s artwork takes us through a lively Vietnamese neighborhood, complete with flags, lanterns, storefronts and a bus ride with the WePlay and Én characters. The second visual shifts the scene into a futuristic academy, where the two mascots become lab partners and explore a world of ideas.

The collaboration also brought themed Avatar, Badge and Sticker designs for players to discover and use as part of their WePlay identity.

It is always fun to see how a local collaboration gives WePlay a different look and feeling. Vietnamese players, which detail stood out to you most: the street-style artwork, the Genius Academy theme, or the Avatar and Stickers?

And players from other regions: if WePlay teamed up with a local character or IP in your area, who would you love to see next? 👇

Monday community showcase from our Japan server 🪽

A few players shared how they’ve been bringing the Attack on Titan collaboration into their WePlay profiles, Voice Rooms, gifts and stickers.

From a Levi-themed room moment to custom avatar scenes and small profile details, these submissions show how players can make a collaboration feel like their own.

Which detail would you show off first in your WePlay profile or room? 👇

Hey WePlay Fam! 🎶

Bringing a little anime music from our Japan server to Reddit today.

We recorded this clip in a WePlay Voice Room, where a player was singing “Kimi Janakya Dame Mitai” (君じゃなきゃダメみたい), the opening theme from Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun, originally performed by Masayoshi Oishi.

Take a short music break with us. 🎧

Got a singing moment from a WePlay Voice Room you’d love to share? We’d love to see your clips in the community too! 🎤

Just make sure everyone featured has agreed to have the clip shared.

Big book. Full concentration. Very important judge business.

Surely Justin is studying a difficult case.

Turn the page...

Complete Joke Encyclopedia.

Oh. He's preparing his opening joke. 😭

Our very serious WeFamily judge isn't looking for a loophole. He's looking for a punchline.

And judging by that smile, he's already his own biggest fan.

Somewhere in that book is a joke so bad he has to tell it twice. Just in case you didn't groan the first time.

Got a joke so bad it deserves a page in Justin's book? Keep it friendly. A dramatic groan is also a valid response. 👇