You are an astronaut stranded at a hostile space station. Outside your ship, oxygen is limited, creatures attack in hordes, and alien machinery holds secrets worth risking another expedition to discover.

Build powerful equipment from reusable components, uncover unexpected uses for the station's machines, and bring rescued people home to your ship. Ordinary weapons fire mostly automatically, leaving you to move through danger and choose when to use special abilities. Your journal pauses the game while you examine clues and make connections.

Death returns you and everything you carry to the ship. The station rearranges itself, while some changes you made endure. One of its deepest puzzles is learning to connect the entire station into a lasting whole.

The leading promise is **discovering something incredible**, followed by **making a ridiculous build work**. Hordes, expressive equipment and mystery must all be substantial parts of playing.

The two new proposals are **working drafts under review**. Start with the game overview, then the build examples:

The intended reading order is: **an expedition → combat and builds → discovery and the changing station → people, home and story → detailed reference**.