Orbital Grid

Build, manage, and survive aboard a modular space station preparing for its first warp-core launch. In Orbital Grid: Warp Station, every day matters. Place station modules on a 12×12 floor grid, assign crew members to daily duties, respond to incidents, collect research points, and keep the station stable through a 365-day campaign. Each module has a clear footprint and purpose. Add command systems, life support, hydroponics, labs, habitats, power units, cargo rooms, medical areas, communications, recreation spaces, and the warp core itself. Some modules follow placement rules, so every layout choice affects how your station grows. Your 12-person crew is the heart of the station. Each crew member has a specialization, stats, and personal traits that influence daily work, incidents, morale, stress, fatigue, and task outcomes. Assign them carefully to balance engineering, science, medical support, logistics, and station security. Advance the day to face changing station events. Technical problems, medical needs, social situations, external events, and rare opportunities appear as choice cards with multiple options. Your decisions can affect resources, research, crew condition, and long-term station stability. Research is the key to reaching the end of the campaign. Explore multiple branches, unlock upgrades, improve station systems, and complete the essential discoveries required to construct the warp core. Features: 12×12 tile-based station layout 21 module types with different sizes and placement rules 12 crew members with roles, stats, portraits, and traits 32 traits with clear gameplay effects Daily crew assignment across key duty types 43 station incidents with multiple choices 82 research projects across 5 branches 365-day campaign with 6 progression phases Engineering, biology, astrophysics, medicine, and logistics research Warp-core construction endgame 30 achievements 40-page Anomaly Log with station discoveries No physics-based building, just clear grid and rule-based management Guide your station from early survival to full warp readiness. Plan the layout, support the crew, solve problems, and prepare for launch.