Prehistoric Expanse
(ISđźŽ) You play as a trader, pilot, or specialist whose caravan was attacked by pirates. Your ship crash-landed on an uncharted world, and through the view screen you watch another vessel from your convoy plummet into the alien terrain. You’ve already launched a distress beacon—but waiting for rescue may take longer than your supplies last. Outside the viewport, the planet is unlike anything you imagined. Towering, primeval creatures roam open plains and dense forests. You recognize them only from books, movies, and fossil records—here, they are alive, massive, and dangerous. You are not a conqueror, and you are not an official representative of your faction. You are a trader stranded far from help. Every decision matters: scavenge parts from the other crashed ship to repair your vessel, attempt to rescue survivors, or wait and hope the pirates return for their spoils first. Every choice carries risk: injury, predator attacks, or further ship damage could leave you stranded indefinitely. This is a story of survival, resourcefulness, and risk in a world older than humanity itself. There are no guaranteed victories, only judgment, improvisation, and the hope that the choices you make keep you—and anyone depending on you—alive.
