Steam 1.0 · Planetary Geography
Quasimorph does not use static dungeons. Your battlefield is an entire solar system of shifting corporate orbits, planetary environmental hazards, and procedural station archetypes. Understanding which station type holds the blueprints you need—and navigating the 11–21 day cooldown rules of Patch 1.0.4—is the key to long-term mercenary dominance.
Macro Geography
Every celestial body in the Sol system operates with distinct ambient hazard modifiers and faction presence:
Primary Hazards: Conventional PMC skirmishes, human security squads, automated sentry turrets.
Strategic Value: Minimal demonic presence at early campaign stages. Perfect for farming basic assault rifles, standard body armor, first aid bandages, and building initial faction goodwill with RealWare and AnCom.
Primary Hazards: Decompression chambers, vacuum breaches, cold damage hazards, heavily armed corporate shock troops.
Strategic Value: High concentration of mining complexes and smelting foundries. Best place to stockpile raw Titanium, heavy machinery, and high-caliber armor-piercing ammunition.
Primary Hazards: Rampant Quasimorphosis (Q-meter starts elevated), toxic bio-sludge, thermal radiation, Tezctlan demon barons.
Strategic Value: High risk, unmatched reward. The only place to harvest Quasimorphic organs, craft demonic pacts, and secure alien artifacts such as the Phase Bomb and Skull of Destiny.
Micro Geography
Before launching a contract, check the station type listed under its planetary name:
| Station Archetype | Room Layout Features | Primary Loot Highlights | Tactical Recommendations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Network Centre | Multi-room server racks, high-tech glass partitions, executive offices | Item Chips, Class Chips, Electrical Parts, Microchips | Bring silenced weapons; turrets and security bots trigger loud alarms in server rows. |
| Heavy Factory | Conveyor belts, smelting vats, maintenance garages, ammo presses | Welding Machines, Mechanical Toolboxes, Raw Steel, Ammunition | Watch for explosive fuel barrels; heavy enemies carry shotguns and armor-piercing rounds. |
| Mining Colony | Open caverns, rock drills, conveyor tracks, narrow ore tunnels | Titanium, Hydraulic Parts, Mining Lasers, Heavy Explosives | Long sightlines benefit sniper builds; beware of collapse rubble and narrow choke points. |
| Biochem Laboratory | Quarantine chambers, medical pods, morgue lockers, decontamination airlocks | Bioprinters, Antibiotics, Suture Kits, Cryo Coolant, Neural Samples | Carry gas masks or toxic resistance; acid puddles and viral canisters are common. |
| Corporate Citadel | Executive lounges, boardroom suites, security armories, reinforced vaults | Pristine Military Firearms, Warlord Armor, Gold Bullion, Cigarettes | Heavily armored elite guards; carry high armor-penetration (API) ammo or heavy explosives. |
Navigation Logistics
Station farming is dead. Here is how professional PMC commanders design orbital travel loops:
Completing a contract now locks that station out for 11 to 21 in-game days. Simply passing time in orbit allows rival corporations to advance their research level unchecked. To maximize efficiency:
Developer Intel
The developers (Magnum Scriptum / HypeTrain Digital) have confirmed the upcoming content pipeline:
A comprehensive built-in encyclopedia logging enemy resistances, weapon loadouts, and behavioral quirks as you encounter them in the field. Accompanied by major UI ergonomics and inventory sorting refinements.
Confirmed expansion that will introduce brand new gameplay mechanics, deeper diplomatic systems, and dedicated story campaigns expanding beyond the current 9-ending 1.0 storyline.
Planetary FAQ
Mars (along with its moons Phobos and Deimos) and Tsiolkovsky station in Earth orbit are the safest starting areas. They have minimal active Quasimorphosis at campaign start, allowing you to build an initial stash of weapons and medical supplies without facing demon hordes.
Venus has an intense baseline Quasimorphosis factor, heavy environmental hazards, and enemies armed with toxic and quasimorphic weaponry. Without infection-immune operatives (like Isabella) or high cold/poison resistance gear, clones succumb rapidly to rot and mutations.
Look directly under the station name on the Solar System map. Subtitles such as 'Network Center', 'Mining Complex', 'Heavy Industrial Factory', or 'Biochemical Lab' declare the station's procedural room generation archetype and primary loot pool.
Yes. The official developer roadmap confirms an in-game Bestiary compendium in Q4 2026, followed by a major mechanics overhaul and a story-focused expansion DLC in 2027 that will introduce new locations and narrative depth.