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Vyulettes

A star roars under you. Your probe catches a solar flare and you pull on it. Your friend chirps at you "We should fish here awhile" — but the probe catches something else: a distress beacon from a black hole. A signal just like the one you heard yesterday, by a quasar a trillion light years away.

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Elias Urbizu
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Elias Urbizu
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About the Game

Vyulettes is a cooperative, casual and playful sandbox for space exploration. Dart between planets with unique mechanics, or play zero-gravity football, compete in orbital ping pong, or run solar surface races with friends.

Calm Exploration

Join a Caravan of Traipsers or venture out alone into randomly generated star systems. Circumnavigate the planets to scan them. Seek out dangerous planets with strong magnetic waves and stray asteroids, or stick with quiet systems and let their waves guide you.

Tools to Play With

Cast out unique instruments to fish data out of planets. Or use them to interact with friends: play racketball on the surface of a star, race a supernova, or even duel with cosmic rays.

A Strange Universe

Find groves the size of moons, rivers spanning light-years, architects of impossible machines, and much more.

A Story about Curiosity

As a Traipser, you're the eyes of Abstra: a supercomputer tasked with witnessing everything. One last frontier remains for her: the start of Time.

Your own Traipser

Play as a construct of starlight and metal. Choose your mask, your cloak, and your tools.

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