Iron
Structure & early construction
Alpha Verse · Persistent browser strategy
Build the machine.
Command the
cosmos.
Start with one remote settlement. Mine six raw materials, manufacture seven components, build infrastructure, research technology, and prepare fleets for missions across the Alpha Verse. Ambition remains largely unregulated.
- Browser-based · No download
- Progress at your own pace
- Economy shaped by players
06mineable resources
07manufactured components
11settlement buildings
10fleet mission types
The core game loop
Every decision creates the next opportunity.
Extract raw materials, manufacture the components your plan requires, and reinvest the result. What you build now determines which options become available next.
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01Extract
Mine
Assign workers to the raw materials your production plan needs.
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02Prepare
Manufacture
Convert raw stock into specialized components using predictable recipes.
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03Advance
Build or research
Expand infrastructure and unlock technologies that change your available options.
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04Act
Deploy
Launch missions, defend settlements, and trade surplus stock with other players.
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05Adapt
Reinvest
Use new intelligence, resources, and capacity to prepare your next move.
Six inputs · Seven useful outputs
Mine the ordinary. Manufacture the extraordinary.
Extract six raw materials, then convert them into seven components with defined recipes. Every batch should have a job before the Manufacturing Plant starts making expensive suggestions.
Stage 01
6
Raw materials
Titanium
Advanced hulls & armor
Carbon
Composites & light structures
Silicon
Electronics & automation
Hydrogen
Propulsion & industrial fuel
Plutonium
Reactors & strategic projects
Manufacturing Plant
Stage 02 · Choose a production batch
Every ambition needs a parts list.
Choose a component, commit the required stock, and queue production. Upgrading the Manufacturing Plant reduces production time; the recipe and result remain predictable.
Control Circuits
50 Silicon
30 Iron
50 Silicon
30 Iron
Stage 03
7
Manufactured components
Structural Frames
Buildings and large structures
Armor Plating
Survivability and defense
Control Circuits
Guidance and automation
Fuel Cells
Mobile, energy-heavy systems
Drive Cores
Mobility and exploration
Reactor Cores
Capital projects and late tech
Weapon Assemblies
Offense and armed defenses
Manufactured components support
Buildings
Research
Spacecraft
Defenses
One economy · Connected systems
Your settlement is a machine. You are the ambitious engineer.
Infrastructure increases capacity. Research unlocks new capabilities. Fleets, markets, and diplomacy turn production into influence across a universe where travel takes time and fuel.
Mission control
Settlement command
Inspect the neighborhood, coordinate missions, and choose which destinations deserve attention.
62 technologies
Technology & research
Navigate 62 technologies that unlock capabilities and improve efficiency across connected systems.
6 ship roles
Fleets & missions
Build six spacecraft roles—from Scouts to Colony Ships—and assign each fleet a clear objective.
3 defense lines
Layered defense
Welcome uninvited guests with Turrets, Drones, and Orbitals. Hospitality has limits.
Live trade
Player economy
List surplus stock, buy what production lacks, and respond to player-driven prices.
Shared strategy
Diplomacy & treaties
Negotiate treaties that formalize cooperation, obligations, and strategic limits.
Seven civilizations · Seven origins
Choose your civilization.
Your civilization determines compatible worlds and currency, and makes small adjustments to spacecraft cargo capacity and velocity. Its history provides cultural context; your production, alliances, fleets, and expansion are shaped by the decisions you make afterward.
Origin 01
Terrelians
Origin 02
Hydrolexians
Origin 03
Starlites
Origin 04
Vultronites
Origin 05
Oxyonians
Origin 06
Nebuloids
Origin 07
Cryxonites
Origin selected · Strategy undecided
Which civilization gets your name in the history books?
Compare compatible worlds, currencies, spacecraft modifiers, and histories before you establish your first settlement.
Rankings update every 15 minutes
Meet the commanders leading the Alpha Verse.
Compare the current overall, economy, and military leaders. Rankings are snapshots; production queues and fleet movements have a habit of changing the order.
Fresh from the game’s 15-minute ranking cycle
Overall ranking
Commanders with the strongest combined ranking across current systems.
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01
Lux
112
Overall points
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02
Zarius
6
Overall points
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03
PalePinkPrince
3
Overall points
Economy ranking
Commanders leading through production, resources, and infrastructure.
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01
Lux
196
Economy points
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02
Zarius
12
Economy points
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03
PalePinkPrince
7
Economy points
Military ranking
Commanders with the strongest current military ranking.
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01
Lux
11
Military points
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02
joaomorais_old
0
Military points
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03
rockwood
0
Military points
The map is not decorative
Distance is a decision. Space is delightfully unhelpful.
Coordinates stay put. Deposits run out. Fleets need time and fuel. Every destination is a commitment—so scout the unknown, plan the journey, and try not to arrive heroically unprepared.
7playable civilizations
6spacecraft roles
3defense lines
One settlement · One first mission
Your first launch begins long before ignition.
Five deliberate moves turn bare ground into a Scout with somewhere bold to go.
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01
Assign
Put workers on Iron, Carbon, and Silicon to supply early production.
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02
Store
Increase storage capacity before the next production batch completes.
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03
Manufacture
Build the Manufacturing Plant and queue Structural Frames and Control Circuits.
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04
Engineer
Use those components for infrastructure and the prerequisites that unlock a Shipyard.
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05
Launch
Build a Scout, choose a mission and destination, then review the result.
Your first settlement starts here
Choose a civilization and establish your command.
Create your commander, start a settlement, and begin building the production chain behind your first mission.
Browser-based · No download · Persistent player-shaped universe