Orbis Sepia: The End of Worlds is a roguelike strategy game playing in an infinite procedurally generated universe. As a giant creature the size of a planet, your only source of food is… planets! Explore the universe and eat planets to keep exploring, seek the purpose of your existance!

## About This Game
## Explore an infinite procedurally generated universe

Billions of light years of planets and stars ready for you to discover, all
with their own unique twist.
However there is a catch, traveling comes at the cost of hunger, and there is
only one source of food for a creature the size of a planet, which is a
planet!
## Prepare for the battle ahead

Attack planets to regain your hunger, but beware as planets do not like to be
eaten. Prepare your loadout to fit the planet that you are attacking, choose
the right skills and planet cores for the job, and maybe consider spending
that XP on some mutations.
## Use your Skills

Skills are your main source of defense, you can take up to 5 active and 3
passive skills into battle, making for a total of 8 skills.
These skills can do anything from healing yourself to shooting out spikes as
missiles to take out any foe attacking you.
Skills have an activation time as well as a cooldown, so make sure to time
them properly! The strength of skills increase with the level of your
creature.
Some skills also have certain activation conditions that need to be met before
they can be activated, but these have way stronger effects as they require you
to take a bigger risk before you can activate them, use them wisely!

Use the XP you gained from eating planets to buy new skills and expand your
arsenal!
Choose between more than 100 unique skills to prepare your loadout for the
next attack!
## Mutate

Upgrade your creature by mutating its stats, these mutations are permanent
buffs to the stats of your creature and most of them can be infinitely
upgraded! At a cost off course…
Use the XP you gained from eating planets to mutate your creature and become
infinitely stronger to take on tougher worlds!
## Equip Planet Cores

Planet Cores are crafted from planet remains that you collect automatically
after defeating a planet. These powerfull relics serve as a temporary boost to
your creatures stats as they are interchangeable between attacks. You start
out with a single equip slot but this can be upgraded up to 5 by mutating your
creature.
## Send your minions into battle

As you destroy the worlds in the entire universe, the inhabitants of these
planets will start to accept their fate, and worship you.
In return for sparing these loyal minions, you can use them during your attack
as an extra line of defense.
These servants will attack anyone trying to attack you, giving their lives if
needed.
When a planet is destroyed, a small percentage of the remaining population
based on the statistics of the planet will surrender to you and become your
servants. However, every death servant is gone forever, and you must keep
their believes up or they might turn on you!
## Evolve

Evolution is a big part of life, in order for a species to continue to live
on, it must evolve in order to stay alive in a changing world.
This is no different for a giant creature in a changing universe! However,
there is a small twist…
Gain evolution points by taking out entire star systems, then use these points
to evolve into a new creature, leaving the old one behind.
However, the old creature will still be there allowing you to go back whenever
you seem nescesary.

Not only that but these creatures serve as a backup if you ever were to die,
then you can go back to your previous creature as death is permanent!
Or discard your old creature for extra evolution points.

Evolving has both cons and pros, for starters, you get to choose a unique
trait per evolution in the evolution tree, this trait can do anything from
permanently majorly buffing a specific creature stat, to giving you some
starting XP on birth, to even making skills and mutations cheaper. Evolutions
are also inherited from your previous creatures, so every time you evolve you
will still have every single trait from your previous creature.

However, as you might have guessed, this comes at a sacrifice! Evolving
completely resets your skill tree and any mutations the creature had, as these
do not transfer over to the evolved creature unless mentioned otherwise by a
specific evolution. Your previous creature will keep these.
## Discover the purpose of your existance

You have no memory of what created you or if there was any version of you
before the start, seeking these answers is the key to your salvation! But
these answers can only be found by exploring the universe!

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
Orbis Sepia: The End of Worlds contains unrealistic low poly and pixel art
blood and gore.

Orbis Sepia: The End of Worlds