Terra Invicta vs Supreme Experiment

• Perspective: Top-Down (Map) / 3D Tactical (Combat)
• Campaign Length: 60 - 100+ Hours
• Celestial Bodies: 300+ tracked moons/asteroids/planets
• Simulation Level: High (Hard Sci-Fi / Geopolitical)

• Perspective: First-Person
• Setting: Dystopian Earth / Spire Cities
• Platforms: PC (Windows)
• Development Status: Early Development / Prototype phase
• Language Support: English (Full), Japanese, Simplified Chinese
• Unique Feature: Dual-dimension navigation using neural implants and machine-drawn QR codes.

• Alien Invasion
• Geopolitics
• Hard Sci-Fi
• Espionage
• Industrialization
• Survival

• Dystopian
• Cyberpunk
• Post-Apocalyptic
• Transhumanism
• Machine Intelligence
• Mystery
• Immersive Sim

Two layers: Earth (detailed geopolitics covering GDP, unrest, and education) and the Solar System (over 300 moons, planets, and asteroids in constant Newtonian orbit). Logistics must adapt as planetary bodies move relative to each other over time.

• Public Campaign: Geopolitical
  Use a Councilor to shift the national ideology toward your faction's goals.
• Asteroid Prospecting: Space Exploration
  Send a probe to a distant celestial body to uncover its mineral composition.

• The Descent: Prologue
  Leave the Spire Cities and travel 8km down to the toxic surface for the first time in a century.
• Terminal Decryption: Investigation
  Locate and hack the central terminals of the evolved machine tribes to understand 'The Silence.'

• Q: Can I control a country directly?
  A: No, you lead an organization that controls the politicians and military leaders *within* countries via control points.
• Q: What is the 'Boost' resource?
  A: Boost represents the logistics capacity to launch materials from Earth's gravity into space; it is vital for early space expansion.
• Q: Are the aliens' motives fixed?
  A: The aliens follow a set ideological goal to 'domesticate' humanity, but their tactical approach changes based on player resistance.

• Q: What is Supreme Experiment?
  A: It is an upcoming dystopian FPS and immersive sim about a student who descends from a floating city to a machine-ruled Earth.
• Q: Why are the RAM requirements so high?
  A: Minimum 32GB and Recommended 64GB RAM are listed, which the developers have addressed as being part of the current prototype/early build stage.
• Q: What is the Fractured Reality System?
  A: It is a core gameplay mechanic where players use a neural implant to view and navigate a parallel dimension hidden within the surface ruins.

• Official PC system requirements. Terra Invicta is a CPU-intensive simulation tracking over 300 celestial bodies in constant motion. An SSD is highly recommended to improve the loading of complex save files and global data tables.
• Laptop Performance Note: Laptop performance varies by TGP. **Modern productivity or gaming laptops with at least 6 cores (i7/Ryzen 7) are recommended to maintain turn speed in the late-game space layer.**
• Laptop Consideration: G P U T G P: Moderate TGP is sufficient; the game is more dependent on VRAM for texture management of planetary bodies.
• Laptop Consideration: Cooling Thermals: The simulation can tax the CPU heavily during turn processing; ensure adequate ventilation for sustained performance.
• Laptop Consideration: C P U Power Limits: High-performance mobile CPUs are vital for processing the simultaneous AI of six other factions and the Alien Administration.
• Laptop Consideration: M U X Switch Optimus: Minimal impact on this title, as the game is not high-refresh-rate dependent.
• Game Name: Terra Invicta

• Official preliminary system requirements. The community has noted exceptionally high RAM requirements, which the developer has addressed as being part of the current early development state.
• Laptop Performance Note: Due to the extreme memory requirements (32GB-64GB RAM), only high-end workstation or enthusiast gaming laptops will be able to run the game effectively without significant stuttering.
• Laptop Consideration: G P U T G P: High TGP is required to handle the detailed megastructures and dystopian lighting effects, especially on the RTX 4080 tier.
• Laptop Consideration: Cooling Thermals: The heavy memory and CPU load will generate significant heat; advanced thermal management is essential.
• Laptop Consideration: C P U Power Limits: A high-performance mobile CPU is critical to manage the complex machine AI and the dual-layered dimension rendering.
• Laptop Consideration: M U X Switch Optimus: Highly recommended to ensure maximum throughput for the high-end GPU requirements.
• Game Name: Supreme Experiment

• G P U T G P: Moderate TGP is sufficient; the game is more dependent on VRAM for texture management of planetary bodies.
• Cooling Thermals: The simulation can tax the CPU heavily during turn processing; ensure adequate ventilation for sustained performance.
• C P U Power Limits: High-performance mobile CPUs are vital for processing the simultaneous AI of six other factions and the Alien Administration.
• M U X Switch Optimus: Minimal impact on this title, as the game is not high-refresh-rate dependent.

• G P U T G P: High TGP is required to handle the detailed megastructures and dystopian lighting effects, especially on the RTX 4080 tier.
• Cooling Thermals: The heavy memory and CPU load will generate significant heat; advanced thermal management is essential.
• C P U Power Limits: A high-performance mobile CPU is critical to manage the complex machine AI and the dual-layered dimension rendering.
• M U X Switch Optimus: Highly recommended to ensure maximum throughput for the high-end GPU requirements.