Moloch Kombinat

CLOCK IN. MEET THE QUOTA. DON'T SCREAM.

Moloch Kombinat is a 1-4 player co-op horror game set on colossal, decaying factory stations in orbit. You are disposable labour of VEB MOLOCH, a people's enterprise that owns the stars, the stations… and you.

Dock your rusty MK-77 "OVERCLOCK", step into the dark, keep the machines alive and haul out anything that isn't bolted down. The corridors creak. The vents breathe. Something down there is still on shift.

The quota is sacred. You are not.

THE NIGHT SHIFT

• Gigantic procedural stations: every dock is a new industrial colossus with endless corridors, reactor halls, flooded maintenance tunnels and sealed restricted zones that were never meant for workers.
  
• Keep the plant alive: the reactor overheats, pumps fail, fires spread, oxygen drops and the air turns toxic. Fix it, vent it… or run.
  
• Loot for the Kombinat: circuit boards, valve heads, gold screws, vacuum pumps… everything has a price. Fill your backpack. Fill the quota.
  
• Your flashlight is your life: the battery drains, the lights fail, and the dark is never empty.

SIX THINGS ARE STILL ON SHIFT

• The Warden: a towering inspector that freezes in your flashlight beam… mostly. Look away and it is already closer.
  
• The Suckwardens: robot vacuums gone feral. They steal your loot. Flip them over and they cough it all back up.
  
• The Siren: a tangle of cables and loudspeakers grown out of the wall. It mimics ringing phones and falling coins to lure you in. Get too close and it screams.
  
• The Pipe Ghost: it lives in the pipes. All you hear is the knocking… until a tentacle of hoses bursts out of the wall and pins you. Hammer [E], or hope your crew beats it off.

• The Foreman: a tracked supervisor with a quota screen on its chest. Stand around and it honks, fines your crew's wallet and calls the Warden. Work hard and earn a piecework bonus. Bribes are welcome.
  
• The Doppelgänger: looks exactly like one of your crewmates. Sounds like them, too, because it learns snippets of their voice chat and plays them back. Only a flashlight to the face gives it away.

BETTER TOGETHER, WORSE APART

• 4-player online co-op via Steam lobbies: host, browse or join friends directly from your friends list.
  
• Proximity voice chat: whisper in the dark, scream across the hall. They can hear you too. Dead crew members only hear each other.
  
• Trust nobody: is that really your friend's voice around the corner? Is that really your friend?
  
• Crew roles: grab an Electrician, Engineer, Firefighter or Medic loadout before you leave.
  
• Nobody gets left behind: except whoever isn't aboard when the ship undocks.

The voice snippets used by the Doppelgänger are kept in memory only for the current session and are never saved.

LIFE BETWEEN SHIFTS

• The home port: a vast hangar with crew quarters, an equipment room, a wardrobe and the factory doctor.
  
• Central HQ: dock at the orbital citadel of Moloch to deliver your quota, buy supplies and lose your wages at the casino. The house always wins.
  
• Implants & progression: earn EXP and let the factory doctor install implants for faster legs, bigger lungs and better luck.
  
• Cosmetics & gestures: dress for the job you have, wave, dance, or start a band.

KEY FEATURES

• 1-4 players, online co-op (Steam)
  
• Procedurally generated, enormous industrial stations
  
• Six unique enemies, one of which steals your friends' voices
  
• Hazards: reactor heat, fire, smoke, oxygen loss, toxic air, power cuts
  
• Spatial proximity voice chat
  
• Quota, economy, casino, implants, cosmetics
  
• English & German (more languages planned)

VEB MOLOCH thanks you for your labour.