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"Rick and Morty" season 3 is still making fans wait but this time, creators divert their attention to other entertaining things. For one, a website is offering fans mandatory a Galactic Federation Rewards Card.

"Rick and Morty" season 3 has no definite date until now but fans are still hopeful after more than a year of waiting. However, someone - presumably the creators or the PR team of Adult Swim - made a website to give fans a possible scenario on what Earth looks like after the Galactic Federation took over, Den of Geek reported. Fans can now keep track how the Earth fared after the take over if they visit the GalcticFederation.com.

To recall, "Rick and Morty" season 2 ended with Earth taken over by the federation and the Gromflomites. Now the Galactic Federation website will take you through the totalitarian dictatorship, even encouraging fans to go deeper and explore the underground social media site for Gromflomites. In fact, it lures fans by offering a fun Federation Rewards Card. While the card doesn't actually exist, fans -- especially the obsessive ones - get to explore the alien culture and their peculiar views on Earth.

Overall, the website was incredibly assembled suggesting that only the genius creators and the creative team from Adult Swim can pull off this kind of work. However, it remains unknown if they really indeed put up the website to keep fans entertained while waiting for "Rick and Morty" season 3. Just like Rickstaverse, the website will draw the most obsessive "Rick and Morty" nerds. Fans are still scouring for any hidden gems that could reveal additional plot details for the upcoming season.

In a separate report from the website, "Rick and Morty" season 3 may probably return sometime on March 2017 if Mr. Poopybutthole's words should be taken seriously. Season 2 ended with Mr. Poopybutthole saying that season won't happen for another year and a half. After pushing back the premiere from the initial release in December, it appears that Mr. Poopybutthole's words may be true.