Neonhunt #02 — Making the station feel like home
From your quarters to the market and the stars beyond, the station gains distinct places — and a map to help you explore them.
A space station means more to us than a beautiful backdrop. We want you to recognise places and gradually form your own connections with them. That’s why we’ve divided the world into distinct areas.
Everyday life beneath the stars
The station now has 25 locations. There are your quarters, the bar, the market, and the engine room, alongside a hydroponic garden, an observatory, and spaces where the crew gathers. Each reveals another side of life aboard.
A conversation in a lounge should feel different from a meeting where someone keeps the air supply running. Both belong to the same world, but they tell you different things about it.
Finding your own way
The station map helps you keep your bearings. It shows places you can already visit and those that remain locked. Connections between rooms should make sense, too.
We hope that, as the station becomes familiar, you’ll sometimes stop chasing the next objective and decide to revisit a familiar place. Perhaps there’s something new to discover.
