Games Like Eternity

A survival strategy game where humanity’s last fleet drifts through the ruins of civilization, chasing a myth among the stars.

A failed jump. A collapsed gate. Silence.

You awaken in deep space. Adrift, alone, and far from any known system. Civilization is gone. The fleet you command may be all that’s left of mankind.

Oxygen is low. Systems are failing. There are no reinforcements, no reinvention, only what you carry and what you can salvage.

Your mission is clear: adapt, endure, and find the mythical system known only as ETERNITY.

Navigate a procedurally generated star map where each run is different. Discover lifeless worlds, derelict stations, strange anomalies, and long-dead outposts.

Scan, survey, and decide: risk deeper exploration, or play it safe to survive another cycle?

Every resource matters. Balance oxygen, water, food, and power across multiple ships—each a vital, irreplaceable asset.

When one ship fails, others suffer. When one system collapses, your entire fleet trembles.

A single oversight can cascade into disaster.

No new ships will ever arrive. Adapt what you have. Salvage what you find.

Assign roles, transfer cargo, rewire hulls: mining rigs, sensor platforms, defense corvettes, mobile farms.

Every ship becomes what the fleet needs...until it breaks.

Your survivors are more than stats, they are fragile, desperate humans.

Solar flares, system failures, unrest, and moral dilemmas test your leadership.

Pass laws. Enforce discipline, or risk collapse from within.

Not all remnants of mankind are friendly. Pirates, rogue AIs, and broken factions lurk in the shadows.

Engage in desperate ship-to-ship combat, repel boarding actions, and sacrifice what you must to survive.

What shattered the galactic network? Why is the galaxy silent?

Recover fragments of data, haunted transmissions, and buried logs to piece together what happened after the jump.

At the end lies ETERNITY, and with it, the truth… or oblivion.

Replayability through emergent storytelling: Every playthrough tells a different tale of failure, resilience, or triumph.