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Released

Fractal: Beyond the Void

Build an empire from the ruins of a fallen galaxy, in a campaign where every choice leaves a mark.

Players
2–4
Age
14+
Play time
30 min / player
Genre
Narrative 4X

Strategy without dice.A galaxy that remembers.

Fractal is a refined, compact 4X. Asymmetric factions fight over a galaxy that changes every game, battles are won by outthinking your rivals, and the Beyond the Void campaign carries the consequences from one game to the next.

Game design
Bernardo Rippe
Co-design
Iker Uriarte, Romain Lesiuk
Automata design
Bernardo Rippe, Fernando Campon, Jose Sánchez
Art direction
Yann Hilaire
Illustration
Tom Lopez
  • Asymmetric factions

    Seven factions, each with its own abilities, politics and battle masteries — and five more to discover.

  • No dice

    Combat is played with upgradable tactic cards: bluff, initiative and deduction. Never bad luck.

  • A living campaign

    Built on the Aftermath, a legacy framework where every victory and defeat reshapes the universe.

Hooded figures in a cathedral of dark monoliths

The Fall of the Federation.

Centuries after the galaxy’s once-mighty empire collapsed, several species flee their dying worlds to rebuild what was lost. They all want the same thing. Only one of them will rule.

Two figures watching a burning sky from a balcony

Control of their Fates.

As you take control of their fates, others will do the same — and stand in your way. Will you build an empire of peace and stability, or descend into conflict? Explore the galaxy’s deepest secrets together, or race toward a scientific age of discovery? How you face this awakening is up to you.

Fractal set up for four players on a wooden table
Fractal mid-game, seen from above
Rockets launching beneath an eclipse — the Automata key art

Expansion

Automata.Play solo, or add a rival.

An AI framework that fully automates any of the seven core factions. Play Fractal solo, or add up to two neutral opponents to smaller games. Behavior cards make nearly every decision — you simply follow a short decision tree.

Fractal Collector Edition box
Collector Edition
Fractal core game box
Core game
Fractal Automata expansion box
Automata