nullGATE

THIS IS AN INCOMPLETE PROTOTYPE. EXPECT BUGS, PLACEHOLDERS, MISSING FEATURES, AND UNBALANCED SYSTEMS.

Overview

A pitch-black sphere appeared above Earth without warning. No light, no signals, no physics to study — only a perfect void. We call it the nullGATE.

Probes sent inside either vanished or returned fragments of impossible space: dead stars, broken systems, drifting debris fields, collapsing giants. None ever came back intact.

You pilot the next one.

Every run, you receive a single hint about what lies beyond. Choose your modules, enter the void, and survive long enough to transmit data home. There is no combat, no rescue, and no certainty.

Just you, a dying machine, and whatever waits in the dark.

This is an incomplete prototype: core systems, visuals, and balance are all subject to change.

Features

• Procedurally generated regions of space every run
• Prefab-driven cosmic hazards: neutron stars, pulsars, black holes, rogue planets, megastructures, comet swarms, and more
• Pre-run hint system influencing module loadouts
• Exploration-first survival with strict energy management
• Sensor-based navigation instead of combat
• Slow, crushing cosmic-horror atmosphere

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Controls

Keyboard & Mouse
R — Transmit data packet
Esc — Pause
Others — Module specific

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Tips for New Players

The pre-run hint is literal. Build your loadout around it.
Movement drains energy. Some modules drain more.
Massive bodies increase energy loss even at a distance.
The goal is to gather data, not to survive forever.
Failure is expected — the void does not care.

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