A PvPvE extraction shooter combines elements of player-vs-player (PvP) combat and player-vs-environment (PvE) gameplay, with the goal of collecting valuable loot—such as resources, items, or mission proofs—and successfully extracting from the planet. Going on an expedition involves high risk but also high reward. The primary objective is to extract from the map after collecting loot. If you die during a session, you lose everything you've gathered; however, if you successfully extract, you can sell items on the mothership, upgrade your equipment, or store them in the storage room. Additionally, if you eliminate another player on the planet, you can take all of their loot.

Storage Room- In the Storage Room, you will find some weapons and other equipment that you can take with you on your first expedition. There, you can also collect resources you bring back from your expeditions. Don’t forget to take ammo with you! You’ll find it in the Storage Room as well. Remember- Only take the necessary equipment with you. If you die on the planet, you will lose all your loot. Capsule- On the Mothership, you will find four capsules. These capsules are your means of transport that will take you to the planet. Inside the capsule, you will also find a pistol with ammo, in case you have nothing left in your storage. Planet- Once you land on the planet, you can gather various resources by using different tools, fight with different enemies and collect items that drop from them, explore diverse locations, and loot valuable items. Be aware of other players lurking on the planet! They can become your enemies or friends. As mentioned above, your main goal in a PvPvE extraction shooter is to collect valuable resources and successfully extract.

You can return to the Mothership using extraction pods. Extraction pods appear in various locations on the map. You will see indicators counting down till the capsule lands.

Only two players can use the same capsule. If you and your friends use separate capsules, you will end up on different planets. It also means that you can go to the planet only with one player. This is designed to make the game fair for players on the planets and to avoid situations where 4+ squads vs. 1.

After death, you should be sent to the same Mothership. We see that the system isn’t working well, and we’re currently working on fixing it.

One of you should join the Mothership by clicking “Join Random Ship” or “Select Ship.” If you choose “Select Ship,” you can create a new Mothership and assign it a unique number. If you select “Join Random Ship,” you will join a random ship. Once one of you is on the Mothership, the other can join by clicking “Select Ship.” make sure that you are playing in the same region, enter the Mothership number in the bracket, each Mothership has a number displayed on the Mothership and on your tablet. When you create your own Mothership, it’s the number you assign to it.

The current safeguard system is designed to roll back to the state at the start of the expedition if the game crashes or disconnects. However, we will review the system to improve its reliability and minimize the risk of losing your loot in the event of disconnection or game crashes.

There are currently a few tutorial panels in the game that appear as key gameplay elements. We plan to add more tutorials that will allow you to better understand the game.

There is a quick menu called the ‘Item Wheel,’ where you can find gathering tools and can assign other important items (e.g., inhalers). Just click ‘B’ on the controller to access it. To assign items to the wheel, open your tablet, go to ‘Voyager,’ then select ‘Consumables,’ choose the item you want to assign and click ‘Equip.

There is one planet: Volcano, but we have planned more maps for further development.

Yes, you can. Take items out of your inventory and just give them to another player. Remember that only you have access to your Storage Room.

Use a bow. When you use firearms, you’ll get burnt parts.

Once you land on the planet, check your watch. There, you will see the currently active mission and its progress. On the map, look for a yellow circle; this indicates the area where the mission needs to be completed.

Missions are the same for all players on a given planet, meaning you don’t receive individual missions. While completing a mission, don’t forget to collect the mission proofs (they shine with a yellow color, making them easier to spot). Afterward, take the proofs to the Mothership Commander and sell them.

When you land on the planet, the mission is shared among all players. If you see that the mission has ended, it means someone else completed it. Still, you can find mission proofs there, if the other player didn’t collect them. If someone finishes the mission first, the next one will appear in about 10 seconds.