Deepspace

About

Deepspace is a multiplayer strategy game where you manage spaceships, gather resources, and engage in turn-based combat across a shared universe. You trade vessels, form alliances, and battle AI or players to expand territory. The game alternates between exploration phases and tactical battles, with progression tied to upgrading ships and controlling key locations. A blockchain layer lets you own in-game assets via NFTs and trade them using the game’s native token. The game’s setting stands out: a 12,000-year-old human colony system shaped by wars, lost civilizations, and mysterious forces like Melas, a power source tied to black holes. While the blend of strategy and blockchain mechanics is ambitious, player reviews note a steep learning curve and uneven pacing. Launched in June 2022, it remains a niche title for fans of deep lore and hybrid game-fi systems.

Storyline

The current DEEPSPACE multiverse is set in an exotic system colonized by humans. Its current history of human habitation stretches back 12,000 years. Its history begins with the first humans arriving there shortly after the collapse of the Earth System. It has no star and orbits a network of primordial black holes that are hidden behind Melas. Such exotic physics are a cause of strange phenomena seen around its collection of worlds. When humans arrived in the Genesis system there were 2000 years of darkness. Since the Fall of the Earth System there had been an absence of recorded history. Pre-dynastic records speak of legends about “The Watchers” bringing humans lost in space to this system after earths demise. Melas has and always will be the pivotal point of control in the home system due to its use as a power source. Before the fall of Old Nautilus the home system was a type II civilization. Mitra and Gelida thrived as blue and green marbles in the times of Old Nautilus. Things would change with the Nautilid-Chaldenic Wars. When Nautilus collapsed the Genesis system was downgraded to a type I civilization. Many worlds suffered irreparable damage to their atmospheres and ecosystems.