All Tomorrows: Invasion

A billion-year-old, god-like alien species—the Quhanim (Qu)—roam the Milky Way as masters of genetic engineering. They believe themselves to be true gods, with the right to reshape life in their image and a sacred duty to remake the universe. Humanity is encountered as mere objects to be altered, bent to their will. The Qu overwhelm worlds with artificial viruses, devastating diseases, advanced technology, and self-designed monsters bred to kill.

In All Tomorrows: Invasion, you crash after your ship is shot down and awaken alone amid ruined cities. Survive as long as possible against endless waves of Post-Human Abominations and the looming presence of the Qu. Earn points by damaging and destroying enemies, then unlock upgrades and futuristic equipment that push back the invaders and defend what little remains of civilization.

Core gameplay emphasizes action, defense, and ascent from a desperate frontline. Build turrets and fortify your position to shield your survivors. Command robotic AI companions that stay close to your location, automatically targeting threats in your path. Take to the skies with a jetpack, plotting escape routes, and striking from unexpected angles to stay alive.

A standout arsenal lets you unleash real-time, planet-shaking power. Create stars in real time, seen as they rise, explode, and rain dangerous explosive matter that obliterates anything it touches—perfect for turning the tide when the odds stack against you.

The Qu aren’t alone in their cruelty. The world’s resistance fighters become twisted into weapons:

• The Puppets — once human fighters captured and mutated into blobs of flesh with a single eye, kept alive in pain by microchips that force them to attack their own allies.
• Aberrant People — victims of artificial diseases that mutate bodies and drive uncontrollable, painful impulses to attack others.
• Hand Crushers — enhanced humans with club-like hands and powerful jumping legs, mindless yet dangerous in their charge.
• Brute Folk — theropod-inspired monstrosities with a human-like skull, eerie skin over eye sockets, and aggressive, chaotic behavior.

The Qu themselves stalk the player, sometimes fighting alongside their creations. They wield weapons in their tails and can unleash projectiles that explode on impact. They prefer capturing humans alive to remake them, treating people as adaptable raw material in their cosmic experiment.

Currently playable: the Star People. The Qu are planned as a future playable faction if there is enough demand. The game brings the dark evolution saga of All Tomorrows to life, translating a billion years of speculative history into a tense, real-time survival war. How long can you resist the Qu?