The product
Starport Legends begins as a 2D sci-fi narrative action game set in The Starport Chronicles. Phase One follows the Nightingale Squad through Starport, Deepforge, and Verdant Star as a post-war order begins to fracture.
The first release is designed around readable action, authored story encounters, exploration, squad abilities, and a complete opening arc. It is not presented as a finished live service or a playable product today.
The world
The central conflict is not simply one civilisation against another. The Maelstrom Dominion believes free will is the source of suffering; the Galactic Federal Republic defends freedom while hiding the compromises that preserved its peace. Starport Gate connects those ideas to an older system of memory, will, and control.
The Foundation
The Starport Foundation is the intended long-term steward for the project’s intellectual property, public records, and future treasury. The current project remains pre-incorporation. Until a legal entity, operating rules, and production systems are ready, this website explains direction rather than simulating institutional powers that do not yet exist.
Founder credential
A future Founder credential may recognize early support and provide identity or access benefits. It does not represent equity, ownership of the Foundation, dividends, guaranteed returns, or automatic governance power. No public mint is available in V1.
Governance
Community governance is a later operational layer. It should begin only after there is a functioning game, a defined treasury, enforceable rules, and decisions that can be executed responsibly. V1 publishes the principles; it does not offer binding votes.
Delivery sequence
- Lock the world, product direction, and public Canon.
- Build and test the combat and narrative prototype.
- Produce a vertical slice with one complete playable chapter.
- Establish the legal and operational Foundation structure.
- Ship and stabilize V1.0 before expanding community authority.
Starport Legends is a long build. Public claims should stay narrower than the work until the work can support them.