The era is the biome
Layout, enemies, hazards and loot all shift with the century you land in. Learning an era is learning a whole ruleset.
The game
Hunt crystals across time
A first-person roguelite shooter where the century you land in decides the rules.
Hunt the shards
Every crystal you recover pulls you further out of your own century. Runs are short, violent and different every time — a new era, a new arsenal, a new set of things that want the shard more than you do.
Die and you lose the run. You keep what you learned, the blueprints you dragged home and a little more of the story about who has been getting to the crystals first.
At a glance
- First-person shooter, roguelite structure
- Six playable eras, primal through far future
- Stylised steampunk art direction
- Built in Unreal Engine 5
- Solo development — in progress
Pillars
What makes a run
Anachronistic loadouts
Bone-and-sinew tools, brass repeaters, neon-lit prototypes. Mix what you scavenge across time into something that should not work.
Failure compounds
Nothing is wasted. Every run feeds the next one, and the story only opens up for players who keep going back in.
See it running
Early gameplay from the current build. Everything you see is work in progress.