Everything begins after a catastrophe. The protagonist wakes up among the wreckage of their ship in the cold silence of space. There is no communication, only emptiness around them and anomalous zones where gravity can flip and space can fold into loops. All that remains is to survive, explore, and piece together what is happening from fragments of evidence.

To escape, you have to adapt to this world: upgrade your spacesuit, gather resources, build a base, and rebuild your ship from scratch. At the same time, every expedition could be your last-not only because of oxygen and resource shortages, but also because of the Fractals-beings from another dimension that cannot be understood at first glance.

We also wanted to make space exploration feel as natural as possible: here you directly control your vehicle, maneuver through anomalies, and use your suit’s tools not just as a set of functions, but as a means of surviving in an alien world. A gravity manipulator, laser cutter, and de-fractalizer-all of these help not only with resource gathering, but with directly interacting with the reality around you. In this game, space is not just a beautiful backdrop-it is the main threat. The silence is oppressive, reality breaks apart before your eyes, and every new sector feels like a test of how far you are willing to go to find your way home.

The game is in active development, and player feedback is extremely important to us. We’d be curious to know whether we managed to convey that feeling, even from the first glimpses of the game.

14:Overmind on Steam: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/2691090/14\_\_Overmind/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/2691090/14__Overmind/)

My small indie team has always been drawn to space, so we’re creating a survival-adventure game 14:Overmind in which we try to move away from the idea of space as an endless void and instead present it as a place where reality itself follows different laws.