We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added a new launch method (computer memory optimization will be performed before launch).

• Improved lighting in dark maps, changing from volumetric fog to static fog.

• Removed shockwave effects when constructing buildings.

• Removed shockwave effects in hover mode.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

This update significantly redesigns the Dark Side map. Existing players loading the new Dark Side version for the first time will be forcibly teleported back to the initial area (if stuck, pause the game and click "Reload Map"), while new players can play normally.

These adjustments aim to improve visual fidelity and remove the ocean and procedural terrain generation logic to significantly reduce CPU load (because it's not a terrain-formatted map, each generation loads a terrain file with tens of thousands of polygons, increasing CPU computational burden).

The ocean system will be reinstated in a future update. Furthermore, the lack of a satellite view for the Dark Side map in this update is now resolved, allowing for a full view of the Dark Side map.

• Completely reworked the Dark Side map.

• Completely reworked the Dark Side map's mission paths.

• Added a satellite view to the Dark Side map.

• Fixed an issue with location saving being reworked in the Tianhe Data Center.

• Fixed an issue with map stamps hovering high in the air.

• Fixed a visual issue where some objects would become invisible prematurely.

• Removed the ocean system from the Dark Side map.

• Removed the procedural generation system.

• Mechs can now be piloted in the Dark Side map.

• The repair workbench in the initial area of ​​the Dark Side map no longer requires power.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added rock resources to the Dark Side map.

• Added a 3D vehicle interface, now clearly showing vehicle durability and battery level.

• Added an indicator of the source of damage to the interface after taking damage.

• Fixed some crash issues with battle music.

• Fixed the notification still displaying "Neural Network" text after defeating a BOSS.

• Improved the performance of the power plant area in the Dark Side map.

• Adjusted the 3D radar display position for Hover Car.

• Adjusted the temperature tutorial text in the Dark Side map.

• Removed the recipe for crafting a garage at the workbench.

• The beacon display now shows temperature reset (cold-region friendly).

• Durability will now be lost if the vehicle temperature is below -15°C (previously 5°C) or above 75°C (previously 55°C).

• A low/high temperature warning will now be displayed if the vehicle temperature is below -5°C (previously 10°C) or above 65°C (previously 45°C).

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added temperature display for Siege Mode

• Added temperature display for each area of ​​the Neural Network Mode

• Fixed the issue of not being able to build structures within the Danmaku Area

• Fixed the issue of buildings passing through fortresses when constructing structures

• Fixed the issue of notifications appearing twice when interacting with wind turbines

• Fixed the issue of overlapping Neural Network interfaces

• Fixed the issue of battle music randomly disappearing in BOSS mode

• Now, after defeating a BOSS, you will directly return to the Tianhe Data Center

• Now, wind turbines cannot generate any electricity if built indoors. However, if the indoor space is sufficiently open, they can still generate a small amount of electricity.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added more platforms and walls to the parkour map.

• Fixed the issue of NPCs floating in mid-air on the dark map.

• Fixed the issue of triggering story events even when not in mission mode.

• Fixed the issue of new players getting stuck on walls in the dark map.

• Fixed the issue of NPCs headlight passing through walls.

• Player's initial durability has been increased from 100 to 1,000.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

Human civilization has entered the Kardashev Type II stage. In the Solar System, massive energy collection structures (Dyson spheres or their variants) have been fully constructed. The vast majority of the Sun’s energy is captured by human civilization for interstellar expansion, computation, planetary engineering, and cutting-edge research.

However, this has led to prolonged severe sunlight deprivation on Earth and Mars — sunlight is being massively intercepted, causing continuous damage to the biosphere and human DNA. As a result, the upper limit of human life expectancy is decreasing by an average of 5 years every 10 years. Accumulated DNA damage accelerates aging, disease, and reproductive difficulties, creating a civilization-wide survival crisis.

Interstellar colonization is no longer mere “romantic exploration” — it has become a necessity for species continuation.

Humanity has mastered highly efficient interstellar travel: a distance of 500 light-years can be covered in approximately 6 months (using advanced curvature propulsion or stable wormhole networks; specific technical details are gradually revealed through in-game logs). This makes colonization of distant habitable planets a reality. The Kepler-186 system (approximately 580 light-years from Earth, simplified to ~500 light-years in the game) is one of the priority targets.

To overcome the lifespan bottleneck, humanity places its hopes on a dual approach: interstellar colonization + biotechnology. Companies like Axiox Industries are responsible for terraforming commercially valuable planets, building infrastructure, and recovering capital through planetary land ownership auctions.

One of the most important backers and technological controllers behind these efforts is the Zhu Foundation.

The most central “immortality secret” in the world lore — the DNA Symbiote Immortality Tech. Its prototype traces back to ancient glowing metal artifacts that were once mistaken for mythical “celestial elixirs.” Modern scientific analysis revealed it to be a nano/molecular-level symbiotic entity highly compatible with human DNA, theoretically capable of near-immortal cellular repair and regeneration, while enhancing adaptation to extreme environments.

However, the final maturation of this DNA symbiote requires a special “growth catalyst environment,” the exact requirements of which represent one of civilization’s greatest ethical and technological challenges. In the game era, this critical component is closely tied to the colonization plan on Kepler-186F.

With support from relevant parties, Axiox Industries established the “Nantianmen” colony on this planet and launched the ambitious project codenamed “Cradle Plan”, aimed at creating a safe foothold for humanity in extreme environments.

Special Note: The core programming of the Type-37 robot contains a fundamental tension — its directives require it to eliminate high-risk biological elements on the planet when necessary to ensure the safety of subsequent human colonization. However, this creates complex conflicts with the specific environmental requirements that the DNA symbiote may need, also leaving room for potential remote intervention.

Axiox Industries CEO Larkwood is a firm supporter of the colonial plan. He believes that precise environmental transformation and control of high-risk elements can establish a safe colony for humanity. He has differing visions from Jack Zhu of the Foundation, but the core resource dependencies of Axiox place him in a difficult position.

Kepler-186 is a real red dwarf star system (M-type) with at least five planets (B/C/D/E/F). Planet F (Kepler-186f) is the outermost terrestrial planet in the habitable zone’s outer edge. Its real orbital period is approximately 129.9 days — highly consistent with the game’s setting of 130 days per year.

The game uses a fully tidally locked setting to create strong environmental contrast and exploration tension: the dark side in eternal night, the bright side under eternal red light.

The main outpost established by Axiox Industries on Planet F and the core facility of the Cradle Plan. The player begins by facing the mystery of its lost contact, gradually uncovering the truth behind the colony’s failure through exploration of dark/bright side facilities, terminal hacking, and survival equipment crafting — electronic lifeform infections, system anomalies, and the complex factors behind the Cradle Plan.

1. Kepler-186F Dark Side

2. Kepler-186F Bright Side

3. Kepler-186 System (Space, Teleport Stations, Space Stations)

Calendar System: The game uses a precise 130 days per year, 13 days per week calendar (exactly 10-week cycles). This provides an elegant mathematical foundation for in-game time management, journals, event triggers, and NPC behavior, while allowing for unique seasonal cycles and cultural rituals.

Cultural Fusion: Naming systems (Nantianmen, Cradle Plan, etc.) reflect the pioneering spirit of the colonial era. Robot logs use poetic expression. The world lore blends hard sci-fi rigor with exploration of humanity’s civilizational roots, encouraging players to contemplate “what it means to be human” and the boundaries of civilization’s future in extreme environments.

Expansion Plans: The world lore supports serialized storytelling, including prequels and sequels that delve into eternal themes across different planets and stages of civilization. The U37 platform will serve as a hub for community and UGC creation, further enriching the universe’s ecosystem.

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added trial of Tianhe Data Center grenades.

• Fixed the issue of Yulin Fortress in the Dark Side Map suddenly disappearing.

• Fixed the issue of duplicate treasure chest notifications.

• Improved the weather system; there are no longer debris effects during heavy rain and sandstorms.

• Volume clouds are now static clouds, and the color scheme has changed from global to static.

• The game icon now switches according to the language.

• The leveling-up effects are no longer glaring.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added Yuer's voice library (additional DLC customization content, does not affect the base game experience).

• Improved the lighting and glass effects in the main menu.

• Improved the brightness of the Tech Torch.

• Improved the overexposure issue of the Searchlight.

• Improved voice prompts; temperature warnings will now trigger when the temperature is below 15℃ or above 45℃.

• Improved temperature controller and save point effects.

• Removed 3 vocal tracks from the main menu.

• Removed the count for the main menu voice pack.

• General settings now offer options to adjust the warning sound frequency and toggle the main menu music on/off.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added an interactive crosshair in regular stat.

• Added an interactive panel that allows direct return to Tianhe Data Center from hidden rooms in parkour mode.

• Fixed the issue of launch pads not launching in the parkour map.

• Improved the calculation method for some interactive objects, changing from acquiring data per second to acquiring data under fixed conditions, thus significantly improving game performance.

• Adjusted the elevators in the parkour map; now the elevator will only reach the middle floor at most.

• Adjusted the logic of dropped items; now, once an item is picked up, it will not respawn upon re-entering the game (parkour scenes and siege mode are unaffected).

• You can now enter neural network mode more quickly before traveling to various areas in Tianhe Data Center.

• The elevators in parkour mode no longer require power and can be used directly.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added neural network connectors to some areas.

• Added bounce pads to various platforms in the parkour area to enhance the parkour experience.

• Added an operation panel for returning to Tianhe Data Center from the parkour area.

• Added some details to the initial area of ​​the dark map; you can now interact with the regular 3D printer after leaving Outpost 37.

• Fixed an issue with the spawn point on the parkour map.

• Fixed an issue with the spawn point on the dark side map when creating a new save.

• Removed neural network voice navigation from the dark map.

• Removed the 3D printer from the parkour map.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added more detailed tutorials for the Tianhe Data Center, and the mission is replayable.

• Added a temperature prediction panel for the Tianhe Data Center.

• Fixed light penetration issues for some NPCs.

• Adjusted global illumination in dark areas; it's no longer as glaring.

• Adjusted the navigation bar above the main menu; the game mode location now directly leads to Siege Mode.

• Adjusted the new player's path; new players will now go directly to the Tianhe Data Center from the initial space scene instead of landing on the planet's dark side.

• Removed the pause screen and the option to enter Neural Network mode from the main menu. Instead, you need to interact in the very center of the Tianhe Data Center to enter Neural Network mode.

• Removed the option to enter Parkour Mode from the main menu. Instead, you need to interact on the second floor of the Tianhe Data Center to enter Parkour mode.

• Removed the volumetric fog effect in dark areas to improve visual effects in extremely harsh environments.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added a new map: Tianhe Data Center

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• Added a base temperature indicator for the destination when entering the game

  

• Fixed issues with incorrect frame rate display in neural network mode and the lack of transition after animation playback.

• Adjusted the top button in the neural network

• Adjusted the "Enter Game" button on the main menu; now entering the game will directly take you to "Tianhe Data Center," allowing you to select the desired scene in third-person view.

• Adjusted the temperature indicator when entering the game on the main menu.

• Adjusted the display text for area notifications.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• The initial area of ​​the Dark Side map has been redesigned (existing players who don't have a save file in the initial area don't need to delete their save; otherwise, they must delete their save and create a new one).

• The length of the Dark Side initial tutorial has been adjusted, and it's now more detailed.

• The descriptions of the Space Scene tabs on the main menu have been adjusted.

• The chance of dying before the tutorial ends has been significantly reduced.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added an animation skip function (press K to skip, or see the indicator in the bottom right corner of the interface).

• Added DLC compatibility.

• Fixed rendering issues with Bright Side map.

• Improved DLSS configuration issues. Now, when DLSS is enabled, vertical sync and frame rate settings will not be allowed, and the frame rate will be forced to unlimited. Vertical sync will be disabled.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added an update log summary to the main game interface.

• Added a global anonymous message leaderboard after logging into a U37 account.

• Added Danmaku areas to 11 Dark Side maps: Message Terminal, Outpost 37, Axiox Warehouse, Dark Side Communications Station, Yulin Message Fortress, Water Recycling Plant, Node 11, Sector Alpha, Sector Beta, Sector Gamma.

• Added Danmaku areas to 17 Bright Side maps: Shiqing Hill, Bright Side Communications Station, Base 44, Armory 44, Beacon A, Beacon B, Beacon C, AT Industrial Plant, Cell 18, Cell 26, Cell 29, Cell 31, Weather Control Center, Node 1, Outpost 26, Satellite Station, Biochemical Laboratory

• Added a spoiler warning when enable Danmaku.

• Added display of the total number of Danmaku in the current region (bottom left of the player's screen).

• Danmaku can now be enabled in Neural Network Mode.

• U37 accounts are now publicly registered.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added new tutorial content.

• Added Danmaku System, which can be enabled in the game pause screen. When enabled, it will display bullet screen comments from players worldwide in the upper right corner of the game screen. (This feature requires logging into a U37 account to set up and will affect performance by approximately 5 frames per second.)

• Fixed the issue of skill page not updating various data.

• Improved the performance of the water resource treatment plant.

• Improved the memory interface.

• Improved the calculation performance of some interactive objects in the game scene.

• In neural network mode, resource growth is now a fixed number of seconds + fixed output.

• The quick equipment switching function no longer captures building items.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• A new login system has been added (invited users can experience it first).

• The map generation logic for the planet's Dark Side has been improved. Without logging in, the default seed is 186. Once logged in, a unique Dark Side terrain will be assigned to each player, meaning every player will experience a different map!

• The NPC armor has been improved. NPCs no longer generate cloth-simulated armor to optimize game performance.

• The coordinate megaphone model has been improved.

• The cable car model has been improved.

• The main menu's button navigation has been removed.

• The Kepler time zone is now in minutes (previously it was in seconds).

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Three new wall structures have been added: Rapid Cooling Device, Rapid Heating Device, and Thermostat Device (obtainable only through specific 3D printers or mission rewards).

• More vehicle perspectives have been added.

• Fixed weather has been added; weather in some areas is now fixed.

• A hover mode, building preview, and vibration effects for hovering vehicles have been added.

• New effects have been added for interacting with wall structures.

• The hover effects of some buttons have been improved.

• The notification colors for some object interactions have been improved.

• Some facilities that were previously undetectable by the construction system have been improved.

• The collision sound effects for falling objects have been improved.

• The vehicle perspective switch button has been changed from \[V] to \[middle mouse button].

• All falling objects now have correct physical collisions.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added dynamic sound effects; the sounds now differ depending on the item and destructible object being interacted with.

• Added 3 new buildable wall structures (must be crafted at the Facility Workbench): Energy Charger, Power Charger, Durability Fixer.

• Added a first-person view for Hover Vehicle (press V to switch; note this feature is currently experimental).

• Fixed an issue where storage boxes did not save weapon attachments.

• Fixed an issue where item previews remained on the player's inventory after respawning.

• Fixed an issue causing infinite respawns when vehicles were underwater.

• Fixed a clipping issue between the player and the turret base when the turret was not deployed.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added NVIDIA Reflex technology

• Added 5x and 6x frame generation (automatically matches your computer, no manual selection required)

• Added quick equipment switching function

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added more voice animations

• Added effects when entering vehicles

• Added effects when players level up

• Added mouse cursor textures

• Fixed the issue of frame rate settings disappearing

• Fixed the interface overlap issue during initial game configuration

• Adjusted the tutorial menu interface; it's now more streamlined

• Adjusted and increased battery recovery amount, and recovery time has also been extended

• Improved the brightness of the initial outpost on the Dark Side map

• Improved map loading logic; it now prioritizes preloading maps for faster game entry

• Improved button input; most buttons now support gamepads

• Battery recovery is now instantaneous.

• Loading speed has been improved; this mode now loads twice as fast.

• The up and down keys have been improved; the spacebar now moves up, and the left Ctrl key moves down.

• Improved the effects during chip installation.

• Fixed an issue where the user interface overlapped on some laptops.

• Fixed an issue where some text in the user interface overlapped with other elements in the interface.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added more detail to the Dark Side map; mountains, plains, and ice on the sea now have richer details.

• Fixed an issue where diving could trigger climbing, causing swimming to fail and resulting in drowning.

• Adjusted the initial game loading animation and the animation for the initial activation of the neural network.

• Adjusted the finish line details in the parkour map master mode.

• Removed the random monster spawning logic from the Dark Side map.

• Improved STC durability bonus by increasing it from 10% to 30%.

• Improved the uninstall button.

• Improved interface clarity.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added a large screen notification for first-time achievement unlocks.

• Added the Kepler timezone to the main menu.

• Added more loading animation wallpapers.

• Added effects for Dummy, Workbench, Facility Workbench, Repair Workbench, Mech Deployment Station, Vanguard Deployment Station, Drone Deployment Station, Save Point, Portal, Small Petri Dishes, Drone Vendors, and all dropped items.

• Fixed an issue where leather and metal stick textures overlapped.

• Fixed an issue where switching voice packs didn't save.

• Fixed an issue where you could directly enter the planetary Bright Side from Neural Network mode very early in the game.

• Fixed a storage box texture misalignment issue.

• Improved the explosion radius of robot companion.

• Adjusted the sniper scope's field of view; it's now wider.

• The second boss's shop can now be opened without charging.

• Robot companions now have three forms (various types and buffs will be added later).

• Added chip effects.

• Fixed the issue of missing previews when building quantum memory modules.

• Improved the uninstallation and installation process; now, selecting the relevant chip and pressing the \[ DEL ] key will uninstall it.

• Adjusted the interface content, adding an uninstallation indicator and removing the original button's option to remove buildings.

• Changed the global color scheme from green to blue.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• A new Kepler time zone has been added. Kepler 186F has 130 days per year, totaling 5 months, with each month consisting of two weeks. The game saves time, and special events will be added later, based on certain time points. If a time point is missed, the game will have to wait for the next cycle. Time in the game flows at twice the speed of real-world time.

• Fixed the issue of defensive barriers disappearing.

• Fixed deployment effects during construction; all buildings now display deployment effects.

• Fixed the issue of resource access being blocked when the garage door couldn't be opened in the second boss fight.

• Fixed the issue of the repair workbench still displaying "repairable" even when materials were insufficient.

• Improved game scene performance in the second boss fight.

• Improved the height of defensive barriers; they are now taller.

• Improved the preview effects during construction; they are no longer glaring.

• Improved the sniper scope interface; the scope is now larger.

• No buildings can now be constructed if there are combat drones nearby.

• The repair station can now repair: BRUST-37, 37P, Dragon, Thunder, AWP, Crusher, Savior, and Hand Cannon.

• Removed the Vanguard Deployment Station from the first boss fight.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added more status voice lines (including Jiang Xuqi's voice pack):

  1. When the player is standing, a standing voice line will randomly play, approximately every 300 seconds.

  2. When the player takes damage, a hit sound effect will play (resetting every 20 seconds).

  3. Sound effects when the player kills a unit.

• Added voice pack languages; the voice pack language can now be different from the game language.

• Added a parkour portal at Master difficulty.

• Added a new achievement: Parkour Master.

• Fixed the issue where the checkmark for defeated BOSSes would sometimes appear and sometimes disappear.

• Fixed issues with the three major BOSSes. Issue where achievements weren't unlocked after all kills were completed.

• Fixed the issue of combat drones failing to target.

• Fixed the issue of the Dragon Sniper Cannon lacking animation.

• Fixed the issue of global interface glitches caused by hiding the interface again or pausing the game when upgrading weapons.

• Fixed the issue of enemies shooting at thin air when the player-controlled mech's durability reached zero.

• Improved the visual effects when taking damage; it's now text-based.

• Improved the sniper rifle scope's user interface.

• Improved the pickaxe model; it's now larger. The pickaxe also now appears on the back.

• Improved the massive battle axe; its size is now more normal.

• Power ports will no longer be displayed if facilities don't require charging.

• The AWP has changed from single-shot to burst fire mode.

• The sniper rifle scope's user interface now displays the current ammo count and firing mode.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new major update.

The main update is the parkour mode, where you can now practice your parkour skills in a simulated environment. In this mode, you won't lose durability (even if you fall from a height, it's okay!), nor will you lose battery or energy.

The gameplay of parkour maps revolves around the player's wall-running skill. As long as the wall is extremely close to vertical and almost flat, you can slide along it. If it's narrow enough, you can even repeatedly jump sideways. Watch videos of repeated sideways jumps:

In addition, we'd like to review the fundamental differences between the last major update (V0.1.1.14) and this update! First, the Mech. See the screenshots below:

Mech is a new type of vehicle. Unlike cars, mechs patrol autonomously when not controlled by the player and will automatically attack hostile units.

However, please note that not all mechs are friendly.

Furthermore, playable mechs are currently only available on the Bright Side. Players can find mech deployment stations on the map to deploy their mechs. The video below shows what a mech deployment station looks like:

However, if the "Skill Maniac" achievement is not completed, mechs cannot be deployed.

Besides mechs, we've also recently added a small amount of electric grid systems. With the addition of the power grid system, facilities become interactive. Players can build power plants or energy storage batteries to power facilities or workbenches, reactivating facilities that have lost power. The image below shows a simple power grid built by a player:

Regarding game optimization, in the past month of continuous updates, we've focused on optimizing special effects and frequently reused objects. Therefore, we've integrated a technology: object pooling.

In addition to the introduction of object pools, the game now officially supports DLSS 4.5. New players will be automatically asked if they want to enable DLSS 4.5 when they first open the game. Existing players can also enable or disable DLSS through the game's main menu. DLSS is disabled by default.

• Added animation to the lower half of the Vanguard Deployment Station.

• Added a new game mode: Parkour Base. You can enter this mode at any time from the main menu.

• Added an achievement: Wiring Master.

• Fixed an issue where robot companions could be attacked by friendly mechs.

• Improved the color scheme of the player's combat drone.

• Improved the position of the player's combat drone; now, the drone will move with the camera angle.

• Improved the issue of mechs being misaligned after opening doors at mech deployment stations.

• Improved global calculation logic; the game will now run smoother outside of story or mission locations.

• Slayed BOSSes will now display a checkmark in the main menu.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Fixed the issue with the translation on the achievements page.

• Fixed the issue of the elevator button wiring port being misaligned.

• Fixed the issue of some objects disappearing in any vehicle mode.

• Fixed the issue of some items disappearing.

• Fixed the issue of achievement points repeatedly stacking.

• Fixed the issue of misleading texture mapping for the power grid shunt.

• Improved the memory station charging detection; now only some of them require power.

• The drone shop(Not Seller) now requires power to open.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• Added mech perspective switching functionality.

• Added a new tutorial: Mech Control and Deployment.

• Fixed an issue with overlapping mech lights.

• Improved the hit rate of mechs shooting small units.

• Improved mech shooting effects to reduce glare.

• Improved the mech user interface; it's now a 3D interface that follows the mech's movement.

• The mech's idle status is now visible on the main game screen.

• Mech deployment stations, facility workbenches, turrets, memory station, and save points now require power to function. Turrets will either not be powered or will continue to use their own durability to deploy if power is unavailable. Note that save points only require power under specific situation.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

We have been carefully reviewing all player saves, error reports, and every piece of valuable feedback you’ve shared. We have just released a new update.

This update represents another important step in our ongoing commitment to enhancing the overall gaming experience of Kepler 186F. Thank you for your continued support and companionship—we will keep listening to your voices and keep making the game even better!

• A new unit has been added: the AT Mech. You can now pilot an AT Mech in combat; if you leave the mech, it will be automatically controlled. In some scenarios, you can immediately deploy a mech to fight for you, or pilot it autonomously. The mech's firepower is very chaotic, therefore it's only suitable for attacking large targets, such as enemy mechs.

• Added a new Bright Side map area: AT Industrial Plant

• Added a new building: Mech Deployment Station

• Added a new achievement: Mech Master

• Added a point system; each achievement now has independent points, and subsequent unlocks of corresponding player abilities or bonuses based on total points.

• Added achievement hints; some achievements will be accompanied by rewards upon completion, and hovering the mouse over the achievement will display the bonus details.

• Added a bonus to the "Skill Maniac" achievement: You can interact with and deploy mechs in the Mech Deployment Station.

• Added a bonus to the "Mech Master" achievement: When you control any mech, a combat drone will be deployed to follow you, but the combat drone will self-destruct when you leave the mech.

• Added a bonus to the "Boss Slayer" achievement: Robot companions consume almost no battery power, and the item crafting method has been changed from random generation to every 10... Instantly generate a set of items.

• Added achievement icons; some achievements will not be added to the Steam achievement list later.

• Fixed issues with minimap target acquisition and permanent icon display.

• Fixed an issue where a player-deployed combat drone would successfully craft an item but not drop any loot.

• Fixed an issue with missing fortress building walls.

• Improved the design of the achievement page.

• Improved upgrade notifications; player upgrades now have a more prominent notification.

• Improved the flight sound of combat drones; the flight sound is now more noticeable.

• Improved player-deployed combat drones; player-deployed combat drones now deal more damage and have some ability to draw enemy fire.

• Player-deployed combat drones will now be positioned slightly to the right to prevent accidental collisions and bounces.

• The explosion radius of combat drones is now smaller.

As always, your reports help guide these fixes. Please keep sending feedback through the in-game reporting tools or Discord — we read it all.

More improvements coming soon.

—— Axiox Media

Therefore, this is optional; if you wish to experience a deeper level of gameplay, understanding the game's backstory is a good option.

The lost signal of the Kepler-186F colonization project travels across the stars, and you, as an urgently activated crisis-response robot, land on this unknown alien planet. 

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Except for the plot and the characters' expressions, which are edited manually, all other video performances are generated by AI.

This voice pack is officially licensed by the XuQi JIANG, bringing their iconic tone to your survival loop: when your gear triggers "Low Temperature Warning", "Low Energy Warning", or "Critical Status Approaching", the XuQi JIANG voice will broadcast the alert – adding a familiar, fun twist to tense survival moments.

Better yet: the voice pack expands alongside Kepler-186F’s future updates – new survival statuses, item prompts, and more content added to the game will come with matching XuQi JIANG voice lines. One purchase unlocks ongoing new voice content!

Whether you want to infuse your alien survival with viral-style personality, or use a familiar voice to catch crisis alerts faster, this voice pack is your perfect pick.

The Nantianmen Colonization Project is a fully automated interstellar real estate venture by the corporate titan Axiox Heavy Industries, humanity's pinnacle achievement. Suddenly, the company received a distress signal sent 3 months prior—delayed by a full 3 months due to the vast interstellar distance. Axiox immediately activated crisis response protocols and urgently dispatched a crisis response robot. Activated 3 months later, you arrive 6 full months after the incident occurred, with Axiox still completely in the dark about what happened on Kepler 186F. In Kepler 186F, survival is just the beginning—you must investigate. Your choices shape the story, unfolding a thrilling adventure from the planet's dark side to its space station.

Kepler 186F deeply reinterprets the survival crafting genre, where every decision and action has consequences. Immerse yourself in this meticulously crafted world, where the truth behind the lost contact is in your hands. Your mission is clear: uncover the core cause of the blackout, restart critical facilities, and transmit a complete investigation report back to Axiox Heavy Industries.