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Meaningful freedom
Travel on foot, by motorcycle, car or boat. Detours, conversations and vertical routes should lead to meaningful outcomes.
OPEN-WORLD ADVENTURE · IN DEVELOPMENT
Seemersion
Odyssey
A world to discover. A path to make.
From the living streets of a contemporary city to forgotten islands: journey through an open world where your choices connect its past and future.
Concept art · a playable build has not been released yet
09Chapters in an open world02Layers: Now and Echo↗Your route. Your choices.
THE WORLD STORY
One city. Two layers of time. Your choices.
Astan is a simulated city on the edge of an archipelago. The network that maintains it has lost parts of its shared memory. Routes disappear, neighbourhoods drift apart, and the official account no longer matches what people remember. You are a Pathfinder. With an Echo Compass, you trace forgotten routes and decide which connections to rebuild.
One street, two truths: in the Now, a bridge has collapsed; in the Echo, it still stands. Cross the old route, understand its mechanism, then build a new connection in the present city. Switching layers is a decision and a problem-solving tool, not just a visual effect.
TWO WAYS TO READ THE WORLD
Now
The contemporary port city: driveable streets, trams, markets, workshops, waterfronts and residential districts. Everyday life, small contracts and social relationships unfold here.
Concept art of proposed environments
Echo
A layer of world memory: stone harbours, enclosed gardens, ancient mechanisms and forgotten sea routes. This is fictional reconstruction, not a claim of historical accuracy.
Concept art of proposed environmentsHOW THE JOURNEY PLAYS
Explore. Reconnect. Change the way forward.
Proposed mechanics, from the streets of Astan to the islands’ memories.
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An interactive past
Ancient traces have practical uses in the contemporary city: a structure, a route or knowledge that solves a present-day problem.
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A responsive world
Opening a route changes residents’ access and neighbourhood traffic. The consequences of a choice should be visible.
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Adventure at your pace
Exploration, skill, negotiation and puzzles are the main routes forward. Guidance is optional and timed challenges are adjustable.
Every journey makes a new connection
- Find a clue in the city or on an island
- Investigate its traces in Now and Echo
- Choose a route: skill, dialogue or puzzle
- Open a route or change a relationship
- See the consequence and choose the next journey
THE PEOPLE OF THIS WORLD
No route is built alone.
The Pathfinder; player character
Customisable identity is part of the vision; the consistent figure in the art serves visual continuity. Observation and reconnecting routes are the core tools.
Roya; city engineer
Prioritises restoring everyday services and makes the practical costs of decisions clear.
Darya; harbour navigator
Knows uncharted routes and island communities; her trust is earned through action.
Soren; archive keeper
Defends the preservation of memories but challenges the player over who may disclose them.
NINE CHAPTERS OF AN OPEN JOURNEY
From discovering a world to shaping the way home.
The chapters guide the story; between them, unlocked city districts and islands will remain open for exploration, side activities and choosing your own route.
This collection presents the initial design and AI-generated concept art for a game in development. These are not gameplay screenshots or final graphics. A playable build and release date are not yet available.
Arrival & discovery
Astan, the waking city
Reach Roya’s workshop and investigate a disabled city bridge.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- Market rooftops & harbour square
- Gameplay
- A short movement and interaction tutorial; approach by street, rooftop or tram; scan the first trace and reveal the bridge’s Echo.
- Your choice
- Restore the public crossing first or the workshops’ power route. The consequences are explained before choosing.
- Outcome and reward
- The Echo Compass activates; one city route opens and the other remains recoverable through a side mission.
- Side activity
- Help a courier find an alternative route; learn to navigate without mandatory markers.
Freedom & responsibility
Streets of possibility
Deliver a navigation component from an abandoned depot to the harbour.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- Coastal boulevard & market lanes
- Gameplay
- Ride a motorcycle, change vehicles or continue on foot; three routes differ in distance, traffic and risk; the timed challenge is optional.
- Your choice
- A crowded shortcut is faster but reduces neighbourhood trust; the safer route is slower without a story penalty.
- Outcome and reward
- Unlock the garage and vehicle appearance options; local trust affects later contracts.
- Side activity
- Route-reading races, urban photography and deliveries, without mandatory violence.
Departure & companionship
The harbour pact
Chart the first safe sea route with Darya, the harbour navigator.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- Docks & archipelago
- Gameplay
- Steer, read wind and currents, anchor and make simple repairs; coastal landmarks replace a linear route.
- Your choice
- Carry extra equipment or leave room to help a damaged boat during the crossing.
- Outcome and reward
- Unlock the basic boat and route journal; offering help introduces an ally and a new side route.
- Side activity
- Investigate dark beacons and discover small landing places.
Temptation & agency
The garden without tomorrow
Find a lost-memory clue and learn why the residents refuse to leave the garden.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- An ancient garden beneath a contemporary dome
- Gameplay
- Branching conversations, conflicting memories and a water-flow puzzle; no mandatory countdown.
- Your choice
- Preserve the garden’s calm with a voluntary exit, or restore the suppressed memories to everyone.
- Outcome and reward
- A witness joins your journey; the choice changes the garden’s residents and future activities.
- Side activity
- Restore a greenhouse and hear three generations of one family’s story.
Ingenuity & trust
The watchful foundry
Recover a route stabiliser from an automated foundry without shutting down city services.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- A port factory & ancient mechanisms
- Gameplay
- Light stealth around a sensor’s field of view, crane routing and a counterweight puzzle; negotiation with the supervisor is also possible.
- Your choice
- Temporarily misdirect the sensor or collect evidence for a repair permit. Both routes can complete the mission.
- Outcome and reward
- Add a stabiliser to the compass; the method changes your relationship with the Memory Keepers.
- Side activity
- Open a safe route for workers and repair the neighbourhood lift.
Perception & choice
The singing channel
Distinguish a true signal from misleading echoes and guide a relief vessel through.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- Resonance towers among sea rocks
- Gameplay
- An audio navigation puzzle with a complete visual equivalent; tune towers, follow light patterns and steer the boat.
- Your choice
- Choose a short, risky passage or first repair the beacons along the longer route.
- Outcome and reward
- Open a safe sea corridor and add signal reading to the map.
- Side activity
- Record island sounds for the archive, with textual and visual versions of every clue.
Cost & solidarity
Two sides of the crossing
Establish a supply route for two neighbourhoods before a storm front arrives.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- A strait, modern bridge & stone passage
- Gameplay
- Read a damaged bridge, control current gates and coordinate land and sea routes; timing assistance is available.
- Your choice
- Which side receives limited equipment first? A third route opens through an optional mission and cooperation between both groups.
- Outcome and reward
- Traffic patterns and local service prices change; no choice permanently removes a neighbourhood from play.
- Side activity
- Find a backup route through service tunnels.
Memory & truth
The archive beneath
Reconcile three conflicting accounts of the city’s disconnection.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- A data vault inside a sunken ancient structure
- Gameplay
- Environmental exploration, event reconstruction and a two-layer alignment puzzle; evidence remains available in the journal.
- Your choice
- Publish every memory or separate private records and disclose only public evidence.
- Outcome and reward
- Gain a new understanding of the crisis and final-story options; faction trust changes become visible in the city.
- Side activity
- Restore a resident’s memory without exposing it to others.
Belonging & the future
Return: the city you shaped
Decide how the route network will be governed, using the evidence and relationships you have built.
Story and design of this chapter
- Setting
- Central square, beacon & reconnected districts
- Gameplay
- A final conversation, activation of selected connections and a playable route revealing the consequences of earlier choices.
- Your choice
- Choose stable central stewardship, a neighbourhood-led network, or a shared agreement if cooperation requirements were met.
- Outcome and reward
- Three proposed ending states with visible changes; exploration and side missions continue.
- Side activity
- Revisit companions and the routes altered by your choices.
IN DEVELOPMENT
The adventure is taking shape.
World, story and core mechanics are being designed. A playable build is on the development roadmap; for now, explore the proposed world, its chapters and concept art.
Concept development / pre-production
Desktop; a window into the world
An online browser experience with keyboard and mouse: movement, driving, exploration and continuing your journey. This is the first playable prototype’s target.
Mobile; the world with you
Simple touch controls, a small-screen interface and device-adaptive quality are planned. Final device support will follow testing.
Virtual reality; presence inside the world
A headset experience with immersive controls and comfort options is part of the Odyssey vision. This mode will be developed and tested after the base experience is validated.
Online initially means accessing the experience through the internet. Real-time multiplayer requires separate design and infrastructure and is not yet available.
DEVELOPMENT PATH
A large world, built through clear steps.
The nine chapters describe the full narrative vision. To prove quality, the first slice covers a small part of chapters one and two. Its target session is 20–30 minutes, not a promised final-game length.
01 / Identity & design
Current phaseNarrative, world rules, nine concept images, glossary and slice scope. Exit gate: review and lock the design package.
02 / Greybox prototype
PlannedTest movement, camera, collision, motorcycle and layer switching using simple geometry. Exit gate: complete the critical path without getting stuck.
03 / Playable slice
After mechanics validationAdd art, quests, sound, saving and one real consequence. Exit gate: a 20–30 minute session that resumes correctly after reload.
04 / Testing & optimisation
Dependent on slice resultsTest with Persian and English users and real devices, fix defects and measure performance. Exit gate: meet documented acceptance criteria.
05 / World expansion
Requires a production decisionBuild islands and chapters incrementally after resources and quality are confirmed. No unverified release date or completion percentage is announced.
BEHIND THE WORLD
Documented design. A path you can review.
The design document brings together the world and characters, nine chapters, mechanics, controls and accessibility, prototype scope, technical design and acceptance criteria.
Before the journey.
Can I play it now?
Not yet. This version presents the world, art and game design for review. A playable version will be introduced after prototyping and testing.
Are these images from the game?
No. All nine are original AI-generated concept images defining the art direction; final graphics may differ.
How do open exploration and chapters fit together?
Routes and side activities are open. Main chapters have prerequisites, while unlocked districts and islands remain explorable between them.
Will it support phones and browsers?
A browser slice with desktop and mobile controls is the initial target. Supported devices will be defined after performance testing.
What about release and multiplayer?
No release date is set. The first slice is single-player; multiplayer requires separate design and production planning.