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Frantumi
Rereads: Asteroids. Atari, 1979.
What if every ship obeyed a different physics?
In development, desktop
Old rules. One new question each.
A rock you hit becomes two faster rocks. A robot that cannot take a step climbs a hill by looking at it. A galaxy grows from a seed, the same for every pilot who arrives. We keep those rules whole and ask each game the one question its decade could not.
Three titles are in the works. None is released yet.
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Crestwatch
Rereads: The Sentinel. Geoff Crammond, 1986.
What if you were not alone on the hill?
Playable, not yet released
03
Perielio
Rereads: Elite. Braben and Bell, 1984.
What if the galaxy were one place, shared, at full scale?
In development, desktop
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A legion of a hundred and twenty-eight
Frantumi's private rooms now grow from a crew of sixteen to a legion of a hundred and twenty-eight, in eight fleets that each keep a field of their own.
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The five hulls of Frantumi
Frantumi gives each of its five ships its own physics, and the two that are settled already show what kind of trade the choice is.