Nebula Veil
Only tiny, fragile shuttle between you and open space. Beyond it, wreckages drift in blood-red fog. The longer you’re alone, the less dead the cosmos around feel. Survival isn’t enough. Seek answers, analyze data, examine anomalies. To unveil fog’s secret, every detail matters.
Nebula Veil is an atmospheric survival horror set in space, blending puzzles with simulator elements. Alone and confined to a tiny spaceship at the galaxy’s edge, you must seek escape through debris fields, physical anomalies, alien fauna, and the decaying chambers of your own mind.
You were lucky. Unlike your colleagues, when the mothership collapsed, you happened to be in a fragile engineering vessel outside its hull. Now switches, sliders, screens, levers, and joysticks are your only means of interacting with the world around you - one wrong press could cost you your life
ER-426 isn’t just a machine. It’s a living system, and you’re woven into it. Keep it alive: Monitor its condition, replace damaged components, extinguish fires and don't forget... to feed it.
The world beyond the glass calls to be explored. Though your ship isn’t agile, it carries tools well-suited for discovery. Initially limited to cameras and a basic manipulator, an attentive pilot can quickly expand ER-426’s toolkit.
Searching for anything in outer space is no simple task. Yet a simple SDR radio offers a surprisingly wide range of uses - from listening to music to tracking survivors and gathering information.
Understanding the intercepted broadcasts, however, is another matter
There is more to the world around you than twisted wreckage. The vacuum has been replaced by a blood-red haze concealing creatures and objects beyond human comprehension. The denser the fog, the stranger its inhabitants.
And the more medication you’ll need to keep your psyche afloat.
It’s not only you who needs saving. Humanity’s age of greatness has long passed. The world rusts and rots, and people scavenge like ants, living off the remnants of their ancestors’ achievements. You may be just an insignificant detail of the machine - but even the smallest detail can alter the universe.
