Programme briefing / 01

You give the orders.
The unknown answers.

A science-fiction command and management game set in an alternate October 1994.

Beneath the Alps

A classified European military programme has opened the way to worlds beyond Earth. From an underground Alpine facility, you take responsibility for the people and decisions that shape what comes next.

The commander's role

The intended experience centres on running the programme: recruiting and preparing teams, organising expeditions, responding to reports, and balancing research, diplomacy and security. You command the effort rather than directly controlling soldiers in the field.

Information is part of the challenge. A report describes what was observed; it cannot tell you everything that is happening. Preparation and judgement matter when events develop beyond your immediate view.

A place and a period

The setting brings together an alternate European 1994, Alpine military engineering and the uneasy promise of exploration. The programme begins in a world of physical workspaces, reports and human responsibility.

Development status

Project Gotthard is in development. This site introduces its vision and records the process. Features described here express the intended experience; each future development report will distinguish implemented work, experiments and plans.

There is no public release date or download announced here. Follow The Gotthard Files for reviewed updates.

Questions from outside the mountain

Is this an original game?

Yes. Project Gotthard is an independent, original science-fiction project with its own setting and identity. It is not affiliated with an existing television or film franchise.

Which platforms will it support?

Public platform and system requirements will be shared when they are ready to be confirmed.

Where can I follow development?

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New reports, design notes and a closer look behind the mountain.