Amezida

Good morning, crew. Your wellbeing is our priority.

The tug «Amesida» has been in flight for 197 days. The cargo is ore — on paper. Something in the hold has a biosignal, the company has a protocol, and the protocol has an opinion about which of you is replaceable.

Explore a derelict ship room by room, deal with what is living in it and reach the escape pods before the jump. Every crew member gets a secret objective. Some of them want to go home. Some of them want the cargo. Nobody tells you which is which until it is over.

Moving, shooting, searching, sealing a door — every action is a card from your hand, and a hand is all you get per round. A miss costs a bullet. Running out of cards costs more.

Each step into the dark makes noise. Noise brings company. The motion tracker will tell you something is coming; it will not tell you what.

Close a bulkhead with a crewmate on the wrong side. Take their cards from the body. The escape pod has one seat, and the company has already filed the paperwork for your replacement.

95 holographic cards in 5 rarities, ranked seasons and badges. Cards you bring into a ranked match can be lost on death — and found by whoever survives you.

A research vessel that seals itself off, an ore hauler whose dust burns, a corporate flagship whose turrets were never told you are staff, and the tug you woke up on. 16 rooms each, reshuffled every run.

FEATURES

• Co-op survival horror for 1–5 players: online, on one screen, or solo with an AI crew
  
• Card-driven actions — every move, shot and search is a card from your hand
  
• Hidden personal and corporate objectives — betrayal is a strategy, not a bug
  
• Ranked collection: 95 holographic cards, 5 rarities, seasons and badges
  
• Four ships with their own deadly mechanics; 16 rooms reshuffled every run
  
• 2.5D: a 3D ship, painted crew and creatures, Alien-era retro-futurist interface

Steam · Nintendo Switch 2 · iOS · Android