Cosmo Chain

RelicSpace sells the dream of space conquest. In reality, it’s a ruthless corporation that strips abandoned scientific outposts and tests “cost-cutting” tech on people no one will miss. You are one of those test subjects. Dropped onto Mars, you’re sent into the ruins of an old research base where rare, valuable, and dangerous artifacts still remain. The job is simple and filthy: collect items for RelicSpace’s secret Bingo. Fail—and you may never leave.

This is a 2–4 player co-op friendslop: messy physics, constant mishaps, and failures that are funnier than success. Your crew is bound by the CosmoChain—an external device that links multiple people into a single oxygen chain. The tether is elastic, snagging on terrain, tangling into knots, yanking teammates off balance, and sending everyone flying. One person slips—everyone pays. Cutting the chain is a last resort: you’ll have only a brief window of autonomy, with harsh penalties.

Each run delivers 10–20 minutes of pressure and improvisation: drop in, scramble between points of interest, deal with unexpected events and threats, then scan your finds at temporary beacons to validate them. Complete a line on the Bingo board (row/column/diagonal) and sprint to extraction before RelicSpace decides you’ve outlived your usefulness.

RelicSpace promised “comfortable life in space.” On Mars, all you get is a tether, a countdown, and a list of things you’re ordered to steal.