Gravity, Matter, Time and Space are unpredictable in the Perpetuity system. It has prevented many explorers from unlocking the secrets of this strange system, but perhaps no longer. New technology has been developed that could finally open the doors and potentially unlock the incredible secrets of how Perpetuity came to be.
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Worker placement, resource management and exploration
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Unique table presence and rotating board design
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Cooperative and Competitive game play
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Beautiful space theme environment and artwork
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Supports up to 5 players
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Suitable for ages 10+ depending on game mode
Coming soon to Kickstarter
Project Journal
Project Journal
Perpetuity will have two additional expansions that are currently in development. With the expansions, there will be three unique "chapters" that can be played separately or as a long campaign.
Chapter 1: Discovery
Perpetuity was discovered more than 30 years ago. Immense effort was made to enter into the system, but nothing could penetrate the strange energy barrier surrounding the system. Hundreds of ships and lives were lost in the attempt, and in the end the effort was abandoned. Now with the discovery of unique elements around the Perpetuity system, "Elemental" ships have been designed to withstand and survive the unpredictable forces of the system. All that is needed now is some brave explorers..
How to play
Players use workers (drones and astronauts) to build up resources and unlock one of the infamous "Elemental" ships. There is a lot to do before Perpetuity can be breached:
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Build infrastructure and collect resources
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Build drones and hire workers
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Strengthen and upgrade your ship and drones
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Acquire useful technology to aid in your endeavor
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Explore areas around the Perpetuity system for resources, elements and technology
Once you obtain an Elemental ship, then the real fun begins:
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Explore the Perpetuity system and discover it's secrets
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Navigate and survive the shifting forces
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Build Research stations to acquire more elements and technology
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Be the first to discover Perpetuity itself and become immortal
How to win
Competitive:
The game ends when any player is absorbed into Perpetuity, and Perpetuity becomes self-aware. The player who has collected the largest amount of "Elements" (Time, Gravity, Matter and Space) wins the game. If continuing into Chapter 2, the player that became Perpetuity will become the antagonist.
Cooperative:
Players work together to collect as many "Elements" (Time, Gravity, Space and Matter) as possible, explore Perpetuity and establish at least 4 Research Stations before Perpetuity becomes self-aware.
Game information
Chapter 2: Awareness
Perpetuity has become aware. What was once thought to be random events and fluctuations, has now become focused and intelligent. The ancient technological wonder (Perpetuity) is now adapting and sometimes destroying the destroying the planets, debris and portals in an effort to remove the infestation (you). It is a race to evacuate, secure what discoveries you can and to survive the powerful force now working against you.
1 to 5 players
90-120 minutes
10+ recommended
How to play
How to win
Players use workers and ships each round to perform a variety of actions. Some of these include:
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Collecting resources
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Repairing damaged systems
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Reinforcing or repairing the Space Station
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Evacuating Research Stations from the planets
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Counter-acting the forces and attacks from Perpetuity
Game information
Cooperative:
Players win when all research stations have been evacuated from the system of planets.
Players lose if any of the are lost when a planet is destroyed, or if the space station is destroyed before the evacuation is complete.
Competitive:
Players race to evacuate their own research stations, while attempting to keep as much of their new technology and "Elements" as possible. The player who successfully evacuates and holds the most "Elements" at the end of the game wins.
Perpetuity (Real or automatic player):
You work to re-acquire the stolen "Elements" from the mortal players, and to cleanse the system of their influence. You win by reclaiming more "Elements" than the other players keep, by destroying their research stations and by eliminating the Space Station.
1 to 5 players
60-90 minutes
10+ recommended
