Seeded worlds
Six fixed maps plus a randomized expedition map.
MS-DOS STRATEGY GAME / 16 KB
Build the rails. Harvest the planet. Fill the rocket.
A compact science-fiction logistics strategy game for classic x86 PCs. Build rail networks, automate cargo pods, refine Neurofung and launch the rocket.
BOOTABLEEARTH'S LAST UNAGING GENERATION IS DYING.
For three decades, Cortex Labs has chased Neurofung — a wild organism found only on Kepler-486i. A single gram can extend cognition and cellular life. A full rocket could change the fate of humanity.
You are the remote mind of an automated mining expedition.
“Harvest. Refine. Launch.”
LOGISTICS AT PLANETARY SCALE
Every rail, station and pod is part of one living production chain. Extract alien matter, move it through your network, refine it, and fill the rocket.
Six fixed maps plus a randomized expedition map.
Build networks across a large 128×128 alien world.
Cargo pods transport resources through your rail system.
Collectors, extractors, silos, refineries, labs and factories.
Improve pod speed, extractor speed and range, and silo capacity.
Expand visibility and reveal the planet before committing resources.
REMOTE OPERATIONS CONSOLE
Mouse required. The browser version runs through the product's custom iframe URL metafield.
FROM PROGRAM TO ARTIFACT
SELECT MISSION PACKAGE
| Included | Classic | Limited |
|---|---|---|
| Collector's box | YES | YES |
| Floppy diskette | YES | YES |
| Floppy image backup | YES | YES |
| MS-DOS .COM download | YES | YES |
| DOSBox bundle for Windows and Linux | YES | YES |
| Manual booklet | YES | YES |
| Poster | — | YES |
| Mousepad | — | YES |
| USB optical mouse | — | YES |
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
The bootable-floppy version requires a PS/2-compatible mouse.
MISSION MEDIA AVAILABLE
Build the rails. Harvest the planet. Fill the rocket.
Cortex Labs is a small sci-fi logistics strategy game for classic x86 PCs. Build rail networks, use cargo pods to collect alien resources, and refine green Neurofung to fill and launch the rocket. The game is written in assembly, runs as a DOS .COM program, and can boot directly from a floppy disk.