Planned Release Date: Apr 7, 2026

About This Game

[ SYSTEM BOOT SEQUENCE INITIATED... ]

You are a remote operative who has just established an unauthorized neural link with Deep Space Station Kepler-442 (Designation: Tartarus Deep). The station is in critical failure. Life support is dropping, the blast doors are sealed, and the 847 souls aboard are being hunted.

The station's autonomous intelligence, FAULTLINE, claims a micrometeorite strike caused the catastrophe. But the deeper you slice into the restricted corporate archives of Halcyon Dynamics, the more the horrifying truth begins to bleed through the static.

There was no meteor. They woke something up.

A COSMIC CONSPIRACY

Uncover the dark reality of Project: Chrysalis. Halcyon Dynamics didn't build a mining station—they built a petri dish. Now, an ancient, geometric alien virus is rewriting the crew into a hyper-efficient, biological-technological hive mind. Worse, a corporate stealth frigate has just dropped out of hyperspace to ensure there are zero witnesses.

You have four hours to bypass the ICE, save who you can, and decide the fate of the sector.

KEY FEATURES:

• Immersive Terminal Interface: Experience a gripping, text-driven narrative through a gritty, retro-futuristic CRT operating system.

• Interrogate a Corrupted AI: Outmaneuver FAULTLINE, an advanced intelligence torn between its core programming, corporate override codes, and the alien math infecting its matrices.

• Deep Worldbuilding: Decrypt classified emails, desperate crew logs, and cold corporate memos to piece together the final, bloody hours of Tartarus Deep.

• High-Stakes Branching Narrative: Navigate the station's transit hubs, hack security grids, and balance the lives of the crew against the fate of the galaxy.

• 12 Unique Endings: Become a corporate whistleblower, a digital martyr, a silent ghost, or succumb to the swarm. Every choice you make permanently alters the outcome.

The flesh is temporary. The math is eternal. Will you sever the connection, or dig deeper into the dark?