LINEBORN · Visual direction

Which world would
you build in?

Your factory builds its own workforce. In LINEBORN, robots gather resources, manufacture parts and keep the base running. They wear out, need maintenance, and are recycled into the next generation.

The same industry supplies your defences against hostile forces. These five directions explore what that world could look like. Which one would you most want to build and defend a factory in?

Every sheet shows the same eight subjects: two friendly T6 units, two enemy T6 units, a T6 turret for each side, a friendly assembler and an enemy core. Friendly designs are on the left; enemies are on the right. T6 means the highest technology tier.

A

Concept 01

Porcelain / Oil

Ivory and jade machinery meets flowing obsidian forms and violet light.

Two ivory and jade T6 units, two dark alien T6 units, a turret for each side, an assembler and an alien core.
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B

Concept 03

Abyssal Survey

Pressure vessels and brass fittings meet pearlescent alien technology.

Navy and brass deep-sea-inspired machines face pearlescent violet aliens: four T6 units, two T6 turrets, an assembler and an enemy core.
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C

Concept 04

Solar Frontier

Saffron expedition machinery meets cool blue cast metal and silver.

Yellow and white expedition machines face blue metallic aliens: four T6 units, two T6 turrets, an assembler and an enemy core.
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D

Concept 06

Monolith Protocol

Concrete-like armour and lime panels meet monumental violet geometry.

Blocky grey and lime machines face angular violet alien structures: four T6 units, two T6 turrets, an assembler and an enemy core.
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E

Concept 10

Signal / Mirror

Lavender instrument housings meet black chrome and open geometric forms.

Lavender and white machines face black mirror-metal aliens: four T6 units, two T6 turrets, an assembler and a loop-shaped enemy core.
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Your choice

A, B, C, D or E?

Leave your favourite letter and a sentence about why in the discussion that brought you here. If you prefer the friendly machines from one option and the enemies from another, say so.

Tell us which factory or base-building games you enjoy, too. That helps put your preference in context.

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