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About Quasimorph
Quasimorph thrusts players into a ruthless, high‑stakes roguelike where cyberpunk dread meets cosmic body horror. As the leader of a space PMC you accept corporate contracts that can shape your organization’s future.
Success lets you keep every haul, strengthening your mercenaries, while death wipes your inventory and forces a fresh clone. The loop encourages constant experimentation with weapons, gear, and augmentations.
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Contracts and Roguelike Loop
Each contract offers loot; completing it lets you keep everything extracted, directly strengthening your PMC for future operations.
If you die, you lose all carried items, but you can print a mercenary to retry contract.
- Start with low‑risk contracts to gauge loot.
- Record which contracts yield best augmentations.
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Augmentation and Body Modification
Mercenaries become augmented weapons through cybernetic implants and body modifications, expanding combat options for each mission scenario.
Hundreds of weapons, armor pieces, unique gadgets, and dozens of classes let you tailor each mercenary to roles.
- Combine implants that boost similar stats.
- Test different class templates for synergy.
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Exploration of Environments
You can explore planetary bases, secret laboratories, and wreckage of starships, each revealing distinct narrative details visual.
Recovering technologies and resources during these trips feeds upgrades to your flagship and improves readiness for later contracts.
- Mark rare tech locations before exiting.
- Prioritize wrecks with salvageable components.
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Level Editor and Workshop
Quasimorph includes a level editor that lets players design custom maps and scenarios for personal use creative.
These maps can be shared through the Steam Workshop, extending replay value while still playable in single‑player mode.
- Begin with a simple arena layout.
- Play test map in single‑player first.
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Platform and Accessibility Features
The game runs on Windows and provides full controller support, including DualShock and DualSense compatibility for players.
Single‑player mode works with Steam Cloud and Family Sharing, and achievements track progress for completionists throughout the game.
- Enable Steam Cloud in settings.
- Use Family Sharing for additional accounts.
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