Transport a hostile artifact on a fragile balancing platform. Build infrastructure, test experimental systems, and survive — or be replaced by the next crew.
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134 and Counting is an anti-cozy space game about transporting a mysterious artifact that refuses to obey the laws of physics.
You pilot a ship carrying the unstable object on a balancing platform while expanding space infrastructure and manufacturing equipment through corporate factory minigames.
The tools are unreliable, the pressure is constant, and you are still expected to get the job done.
When a crew fails, the mission continues with the next one — and the environment becomes more hostile with every attempt.
Balance the Artifact
The artifact sits on a balancing platform that must be constantly stabilized during flight.
Every turn, collision, or environmental disturbance can push it out of balance — and losing control means losing the ship.
Expand SafeSpace
Dangerous crystals emit unstable energy that disrupts nearby space.
Only ships carrying the artifact can safely approach them.
Build containment platforms around these crystals to suppress their energy and create SafeSpace zones where corporate drones can operate.
Manufacture Equipment
Your equipment is manufactured in corporate factories.
Take control of the production process in short minigames to produce higher-quality FPV shells and improve future production.
Research Experimental Technology
Research centers provide experimental prototypes rather than finished upgrades.
Fly with these unstable systems in real missions to prove they work before they become permanent improvements.
Escalating Hazard
Play it safe and progress steadily, or take bigger risks to gain faster results.
But every failed attempt makes the surrounding space more dangerous for the next crew.
How many crews will it take to finish the mission?