Grevara

Grevara’s vision starts with a ship you can build and inhabit. Its hull, rooms, crew, and internal systems are intended to be part of the same experience, rather than separate modes that never affect one another.

Construction changes how you live aboard. Damage changes what the ship can do. The people you delegate to shape how problems are handled. Exploration gives those choices somewhere to lead.

The larger goal is a sandbox where you can move between personal-scale decisions and the wider galaxy: build, fly, explore, command, recover, and return. First-person and third-person ship flight are part of that intended experience.

This is a project in development. The pages describe both the design vision and the smaller engineering prototypes currently used to prove it. The development snapshot makes that distinction explicit.

Grevara is being built on Maple Engine, Casilian’s custom C++ and Willow foundation. The design aims to vary simulation and presentation detail according to context, so a large world does not require every place to run at the same level of detail all the time.

Seven simulation/detail levels are the finished design target. Five host tiers exist in the current prototype. Five tiers describe the current crew prototype. Seven simulation/detail levels remain the broader design target.

Support for lower-end hardware is a goal. It is not a published minimum specification or a guarantee for every machine. Windows device behavior, audible playback, and Vulkan rendering still require native verification for current changes.

Modding is part of the longer-term vision. Specific modding interfaces, compatibility, and distribution details have not been announced.