Humanity's expansion into deep space was made possible through the discovery of Bluespace technology, allowing faster-than-light travel and the rapid colonization of distant star systems. As new colonies grew, megacorporations such as NanoTrasen established mining facilities, research stations, and orbital outposts across known space.
Over time, contact with numerous intelligent alien species transformed the galactic frontier into a diverse network of trade, diplomacy, and conflict. While most civilizations coexist under fragile agreements, competition for resources, advanced technology, and political influence remains constant.
Today, space stations serve as the backbone of interstellar civilization. They function as centers of research, commerce, logistics, and exploration—where every shift can begin as routine and end as a fight for survival.