The world is dark, void, and empty. You are the only light in this dark universe. You hear no sounds, no voices, nothing.
Then one day, you decided to try recreating that light you have onto something else. A small, warm, spherical object that emits bright light is born, a star. This time you feel less lonely, but now the star will be lonely too if you were to go away. You proceed to create more objects, this time surrounding and orbiting this star. Like a small little family that lives on the warmth of the star.
Realizing you can do so much more, you can create more things. Filling this empty world with lights and lives, giving colors to this once dull, empty and dark space you once lived.
This is a very simple/relaxing game, where you play as a being that roams the dark spaces until you discover your power. Customize your own star systems, planets, stars and maybe even other space-objects. Obverse and take care the living creatures that inhabits the planets you made. See them grow. You'll get points as the "god" or "goddess" and you can spend that points to further expand the galaxy/universe.
This is a multiplayer game set in outer space. Instead of the usual PvP multiplayer game, this is going to be a PvE. You and your teammates are pilots of the intergalactic Earth Federation, and your task is to defeat this creature that looks like a huge huge nest as big as a space-station. It resembles an Octopus, but not an octopus at the same time. It's just a creature with hundreds or thousands of tentacles forming a sort of nest. The tentacles are super long and wrapping each other like a spaghetti. The tentacles are protecting the core, which is kind of the "head" of the octopus creature.
Your mission is, with your other fighters, to maneuver through the moving tentacles to get to the centre/core of the nest and bomb it.
But here's the catch.
In every round you will only 2 bomber ships and they get chosen randomly among the players. So the fighters have to protect the bomber ships, if both of them die, the mission automatically fails.
Here's another catch.
This octopus-nest-thingie is actually a mother octopus and it spawns just endless wave of little octopi with the size of the small fighters, and you going to have to shoot them down. They don't attack from distance but they latch on your ship, like, on your window making you unable to see and then you'll crash into the tentacle walls.
There are also different difficulty modes. On easier difficulty you'll get more bomber ships and there are less octopi and the tentacle walls move slower. The harder ones will have tons and tons of octopi with only like 1 bomber only as well as fast-moving tentacle wall which makes it harder to maneuver between them.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/18991645/Illustrations-2
