A cubic spacecraft has crashed on a distant planet. Collect the blocks around you, rebuild your hull, and climb ever higher to make your way back into space.
Build a ship from blocks, send it out to gather resources, and bring it back safely — every successful delivery moves you closer to your goal. Progress gives your ship new abilities, but the world becomes more dangerous as well.
One moved block can change the entire ship
A block’s function depends on its color and position within the hull, and the ship reacts to every change instantly. You’ll need attention and quick reactions to stay in control — or you can slow down time and rely on careful thinking instead.
Every flight is about decisions
The most important part of each flight is deciding what to collect, what to discard, when to return, and whether it is worth rebuilding the hull in mid-air. Every intervention consumes a limited resource, so think strategically and know when to stop. Eventually, your ship will gain an autopilot — but it has limitations of its own.
The world follows clear rules
The farther you progress, the more threats you will encounter. Difficulty changes the explicit rules of the world rather than hidden probabilities: once you encounter something, the in-game encyclopedia tells you exactly what you are dealing with.
Rebuild your ship during flight;
Colored blocks serve as both cargo and parts of your ship;
Changing conditions as you progress;
Decisions matter.