Interstellar Holy Spirit is a first-person co-op horror-comedy about hauling the worst package in the universe. You’re the Holy Spirits’ bottom-rung scavenger crew: no names, just numbers; no clearance, just one job—carry a Data Core to the terminal. Don’t open it. Don’t listen. Don’t ask.

The Core doesn’t care. It hums, screams, and broadcasts your position to every Sentinel in the sector. Their drain slows you to a dead stop. Drop the Core and the world goes quiet; the Sentinels lose the scent and wander off. Pick it up and the hunt resumes. Throw shards to stun the chase—or the teammate standing too close. Relay the Core, cover each other, and try not to be the reason the run ends.

Twenty chaos planets treat full-axis gravity like a prank: ceilings become floors, corridors roll sideways, and zero-G flings you and the Core into the dark. Every delivery coughs up a clue that shouldn’t exist. Three phases—Purge, Abandoned, Truth—piece together what really happened to Ze. At the end, the crew votes: who destroyed Ze—and do you let the answer stay buried, or make it survive you?

This isn’t a hero’s journey. It’s a disposable work crew hauling a screaming hot potato across planets that keep flipping the floor.

Key Features

• Relay the Core: the signal is the aggro. Carry, drop, recover, repeat.

• Drop to survive: silence the Core, break the chase, wait for the Sentinels to lose interest.

• Shards and friendly fire: stun the chase—or the teammate who got too close.

• Full-axis gravity chaos: ceilings become floors, corridors roll, and zero-G throws you and the Core.

• 20 chaos planets, three-phase story: terminal clues reveal the truth.

• Final vote: who destroyed Ze—and what do you do with the answer?