How It Plays

You scan objects in the world, extract resources and finds from them, and spend resources on upgrades that make your next runs more effective. Everything else in the game grows out of this loop.

Upgrades close the loop, while finds go into collections, the archive, and your rank. All of this happens inside Breachseed Deck™.

Scan reveals what stands behind an object: a real transaction, project, era, or meme. Extract attempts to pull resources or a find out of the object. Both actions cost resources.

An object's supply is not endless within a single run: repeated attempts yield less, and the yield recovers over time. That makes moving on to new objects more rewarding than hammering the same spot.

Curator comments on what you find. This is interesting because the objects are real and gathered into stories and facts about crypto culture.

Example. You scan an object backed by a famous NFT sale. Curator explains what the deal was and which era it belongs to. You extract resources from the object and get a collectible card. The resources go into upgrading your scanner, so your next scan costs less or yields more.

Status: under discussion. Action costs and object recovery rates are not yet defined.