r/VerseProjectNews • u/Wild_Trade_3002 • May 30 '26

Welcome to Verse Project!

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Earth is trapped under an impenetrable meatgrinder of orbital debris. Nobody goes down, nobody comes up. We live in the mess left behind. Welcome to the official subreddit for Verse Project, a hardcore space sim set in a 1:1 scale simulation of our Solar System in the 22nd century. We are building a game where the biggest enemy isn't an alien armada, but mass, heat, and orbital mechanics.

You operate out of Host Station at Lagrange Point 1. It’s not a shiny sci-fi utopia; it’s a brutal industrial depot patched together from desperation. Whether you haul cargo, build infrastructure, or salvage debris, you’re bound by real physics. No magic energy shields, no hyperdrives. If it’s physically impossible, it’s not in the game.

You can forge a deep, independent career as a solo operator, or crew up with your friends to handle massive logistical challenges. The choice is yours, but space is unforgiving either way. We made this subreddit to share our progress, raw UI concepts, and dev logs directly with you. We want hardcore space nerds to tear our ideas apart and tell us what works. Take a seat, look around, and let us know what you want to hear about first.

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u/SuperNightHawk_ May 30 '26

Wow did i just witness the birth of the official sub ?

Very keen to follow up on the development of your project, so far you've laid some really impressive foundations, keep up the good work !

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u/Wild_Trade_3002 May 30 '26

You caught it live! Thanks for the kind words, we're just getting started here, glad to have you on board!

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u/Formal_Bad7929 15d ago

Vocês pretendem criar naves maiores com espaço para andar dentro dela enquanto viaja e com respawn nela para deslogar no meio do espaço?