Map Feel
Sub-Industrial, Verdant, Habitation, Mind Core, Command Approach — each sector has its own grammar. Tell us when they read as a ship and when they read as procgen mush.
The play loop is in. Five main sectors, two branch floors, modular salvage, four damage types, faction memory, terminal hacking, four endings — all shipping. What we need now is outside eyes telling us where it feels alive, where it drags, and where the ship stops reading as a ship.
Sub-Industrial, Verdant, Habitation, Mind Core, Command Approach — each sector has its own grammar. Tell us when they read as a ship and when they read as procgen mush.
Bump melee, ranged fire, blast scatter, door bottlenecks, alarms with sound propagation. Combat should feel dangerous and avoidable, never noise. Tell us where it tips either way.
Five part eras — Founding, Schism, Verdant, Silent, Heir — shift faction posture and the shape of your Frame. Tell us when you felt rebuilt versus when you felt like a stat sheet.
Standing-order fragments, four Ship Mind voices, three Bridge breach paths, four endings. Tell us what lands, what reads as gibberish, and what you wanted more of.
The Bridge has been sealed since the Schism two centuries ago. The bio-vaults breached generations after. The Ship Mind splintered into four voices that no longer talk to each other. Fifty-two thousand colonists are still in cryo. You were a maintenance Frame. A 240-year-old protocol just woke you up with a corrupted standing order: REPORT. BRIDGE.
ORDER REPORT. BRIDGE. CORE 150 / 150 ENERGY 50 / 50 +6/t HEAT [COOL] SCAN NO HOSTILE IN SIGHT GATE SEALED PATHS OVERRIDE / QUORUM / HULL
Five sector grammars and two branch floors. Modular parts across five eras. Bump and ranged combat with four damage types. Door states, terminal exploits, faction memory, four Ship Mind voices, three Bridge paths, four endings, save/load, run summary.
Whether the first 45 minutes hook. Whether builds feel different. Whether the Bridge feels like a choice. Whether the Concord reads as a real ship after 240 years of drift.
Roguelike players, systems-heavy testers, terminal enjoyers, sci-fi readers, and anyone willing to write blunt feedback after a death.
Send a request and we will get you the build, a tester template, and a direct line for feedback. Every report is read. Blunt notes welcome — that is the point of an alpha.