Nexus of the Infinite Drift

Jason Grant Collier watched his crew and the love of his life die at the hands of Federation Wardens after a heist on the Intergalactic Reserve went sideways. Two months on the run, then capture, then a cell — and an interrogation room where the choice comes down to execution or becoming a Drifter.

He picks the Drifter path, which sets him loose across a human-ruled universe he already feels cut off from. The story follows him as he takes jobs, digs into what happened to his crew, and works toward something called the Nexus of the Infinite Drift, with the Federation still very much a threat behind him.

Play is mission-to-mission: you take on jobs, fight when it comes to that, and build out a crew of recruits with their own skills, from an ex-Federation officer to a tribal fighter and a ship engineer, each one folding into the run rather than just standing around as decoration. It's a Visual Novel structure with sci-fi trappings and a horror edge running under the heist framing, so expect the tone to swing from banter to genuinely grim without much warning.