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About Debrisverse

Debrisverse is a story-driven game about crushing space debris from a retro-futuristic spaceship cockpit to earn credits and pay off a $100 million debt to B.R.I.S. Corp. As you work through increasingly dangerous sectors, glitches and hidden systems suggest that something is wrong with the corporation. Your actions, choices and interference with the system shape the story, which has 7 distinct endings.

Crush debris and upgrade

You point and click to crush debris with your tools. As your tools become more efficient, more debris fills the screen and credits accumulate faster. Each level-up offers three random upgrades, which can improve your attack power or credit generation. You can invest credits in immediate tool upgrades or use them to pay down your debt and unlock discounts on future upgrades.

Explore hazardous sectors

Paying off your debt grants access to new Hazardous Sectors. These contain denser debris and bigger targets, and offer more credits in exchange for greater risks. Rare technological remnants called Fragments can sometimes be found inside the debris. Collecting them permanently enhances your tools, while their mysterious signal raises further questions.

Uncover the mystery

Hack glitches, decipher hidden codes, find hidden flags and discover secret terminals within B.R.I.S. Corp’s interface. Unusual actions outside normal procedures may reveal information the corporation wants to hide. The story’s 7 endings reflect your actions, choices and interference with the system.

A corporate space job

The game presents your lonely job through a retro-futuristic interface inspired by old LCD monitors, with pixel art, screen noise and a deliberately dated design. Briss, the official B.R.I.S. Corp mascot, provides administrative support.

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