Salvage: Meridian

A dead starship. A voice in your helmet. Every number is a clue — read the danger before it reads you. Scan, deduce, and descend seven decks to the reactor core.

The CSV Azimuth went dark three weeks ago. You're the only salvager who answered.

Every cell you scan reports the combined threat of what's around it. Read those numbers right and the deck opens up. Read them wrong and you spend Suit Integrity you can't get back.

SCAN. DEDUCE. DESCEND.

Salvage: Meridian is a grid-deduction roguelite in the Minesweeper lineage — rebuilt around a dying ship, a bio-scanner, and a suit with a finite power budget.

• Every number is the SUM of adjacent threat levels — not a count. Learn to read the difference. • Suit Integrity is health AND ammo. Breaching a hostile costs exactly its threat level, so every kill is a bet you can price. • The Manifest tells you what's aboard and how it behaves. Some things nest in pairs. Some orient toward their hive. The rules are yours to exploit. • Seven decks down to the reactor core, each one bigger and worse than the last. • Calibrate mid-run to raise your ceiling and top off your suit — timing it well is the whole snowball.

DIE. UNLOCK. GO BACK IN.

Runs are self-contained and permadeath is real, but the Scrap you extract follows you home to the Meridian. New weapons, new armor, new relics — every run makes the next one stronger.

NO GUESSING

Boards are seeded and validated for logical solvability. If you lose, you misread something. The information was always there.

WHAT'S NOT HERE

No ads. No in-app purchases. No energy timers. You buy nothing because there is nothing to buy — the whole game is here,and it's free.

Portrait, one thumb, 10–20 minutes a run. Tap to scan, long-press to flag, and the game will stop you before a tap that would kill you.

Something killed this crew. The scanner has op