Corponaut

CORPONAUT

Meet the quota. Try to survive.

You are a colony supervisor for the Heliox Consortium. They leave you on an asteroid with a landing pad, a handful of credits and an extraction quota to meet.

COMING TO ANDROID

In development. English and Spanish · no always-on connection.

Heliox Consortium · Welcome memo

“Welcome to Pearl-9. You will find the survival manual in annex 7-C. Annex 7-C was lost during launch. Improvise.”

— Operations Directorate

BUILD, SUSTAIN, OPTIMISE

Every corponaut breathes, eats and sleeps. Every building draws power. The tension doesn't come from shooting anyone: it comes from the oxygen generator drinking water, the ice extractor drinking electricity, and a solar panel yielding a third as much when the sun is far away. When something breaks, it breaks in a chain.

Place and connect

Drills on the seams, modules joined by corridors, and a grid that holds whatever you ask of it. The base grows the way you think it.

Assign your people

By trade, not one colonist at a time. You decide where a spare pair of hands is needed; they sort themselves out.

Choose when to ship

The hold always loads the most valuable thing it can find, so calling the shuttle at the right moment is half the game.

FIVE DEPOSITS, FIVE DIFFERENT PROBLEMS

THE COMPANY COMMUNICATES BY MEMO

There are no cutscenes here: there are circulars. Head office congratulates you on meeting the quota by rewarding your effort with more effort, regrets casualties by noting that the locker will be reassigned within 24 hours, and reminds you that the helmet is mandatory equipment and that replacing it comes out of your pay.

Heliox Consortium · Safety notice

“Notice of elevated solar activity. The Company accepts no liability for unrequested tanning.”

THE ASTEROID

The colony seen from the orbital camera, its modules linked by corridors
The colony, from orbit
The build menu, placing a module on the terrain
Building while paused
The contract screen with the outstanding extraction quota
The contract and its quota
A building's panel showing its draw and its output
Every building, its chain
The asteroid and the shuttle against the starfield
The shuttle, standing by

BUILT FOR PHONES

Real time with pause

And you can build and plan while paused. The asteroid sets the pace, not the interface.

Ten-minute sessions

Genuinely useful ones: you drop in, put out the fire, ship a load and leave.

This is not an idle game

Constant autosave and automatic pause when you leave the app: nothing happens while you aren't watching.

NO PAY-TO-WIN, AND THAT'S NOT A PROMISE

The contract quota only moves by shipping ore. Neither purchases nor ads shift it by a single credit: they give you money to build with, not progress.

Rewarded ads are optional, are offered only when they'd actually help, and never interrupt a crisis.

The game asks you for no personal data: no account, no sign-up, no email. Your save stays on your device. The details are in the privacy policy.