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# Immersive PVE

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We focus on giving you an immersive sci-fi atmosphere.\
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But in addition to atmosphere, all aspects of PVE (Player Versus Environment) are a strong aspect in EXODE.\
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We made a game in which PVE has a dynamic profile, adapted to your unique planet and characters.\
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In addition to your own decisions and important dynamic events, we add **the real threat of aliens**, with them capable of endangering the game of any player.\
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Alien AI will be more and more dynamic, with them processing clues about your current location thanks to what you left during Scanning and Colonization.\
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We also add to players **the mysteries of a new galaxy to discover**, and the features of your own unique planet.\
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We add to this **the challenge of making your new colony survive**.\
This is where your strategic decision in face of dynamic situations will shine.\
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All that ties up together in what we envision as a unique player experience with your generated characters, planet, and decisions weaving your very own personal story.\
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**EXODE is to become your own space adventure!**\ <br>


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