Tales from the Unending Void

Tales from the Unending Void Tales from the Unending Void drops you into a sci-fi galaxy where you earn credits, run smuggling jobs, and get pulled into conspiracies. Travel with friends, meet new characters, and let your choices change the story.

Tales from the Unending Void

Tales from the Unending Void is a player-driven casual game set in a futuristic interstellar age. You travel across the galaxy with friends, earn money through odd jobs, and sometimes take on riskier work like smuggling contraband. But one major event quickly disrupts your calm routine and throws you into a web of strange occurrences and conspiracy.

As you progress, you’ll be pulled into different storylines and meet a wide variety of characters across multiple planets. Your decisions during key story events don’t just move the plot forward—they also affect the affection levels of the girls. Later on, the challenges grow tougher, pushing you to rely on your judgment to handle crises while looking out for the girls, and deepening your interactions to unlock different intimate animations.

Features

Engaging storyline

Tales from the Unending Void 2 follows Camran, a young noble forced to travel the galaxy with friends. Along the way, you’ll encounter exciting adventures and escalating events that reshape his life.

Varied jobs and tasks

Take on all kinds of everyday work, and you can also dabble in smuggling illicit cargo—adding surprise and unpredictability to your gameplay.

Detailed visuals

The game uses impressive graphics to immerse you in a vibrant, sci-fi universe, with distinctive planets, spaceships, and characters.

Thrilling action sequences

Expect fast-paced battles, space combat, and other intense encounters as the story demands more from you.

Unveiling mysteries

Throughout the journey, you’ll uncover deeper secrets behind the sinister plans that have permanently changed Camran’s fate.

Strategic decision-making

With powerful forces working against Camran, you’ll need to make smart choices that influence both the protagonist’s direction and the overall story outcome.

Changelog

v0.22.7

• Added Portuguese and Spanish translations.
• Fixed save import errors reported by some players (thanks to FlyingBear, Mauser45, Winch2987).
• Fixed spelling and grammar (thanks to Grubb).
• Updated translations.
• Fixed the Lovense button size in settings.

v0.22.5

• Fixed wording (thanks to Grubb).



• Fixed spelling and grammar (thanks to UnwrappedGodiva).
• Added German translation (thanks to Bomber86).
• Added a Bonus entry to the main menu in the GOG version (thanks to Taurnac).
• Fixed save game import errors for some saved games (thanks to Aelendil).



• Added harem status to the relationship screen (thanks to Daastaan007).
• Fixed variable checks on the choices screen (thanks to Horny Toad).
• Fixed conditional checks on the continue game screen.
• Improved Vess relationship handling when using the continue screen (thanks to briansanders).
• More clearly differentiated season saves.
• Updated labels on the continue screen.
• Fixed Lilly’s pregnancy conditional (thanks to Brandon1550).
• Updated Turkish translation (thanks to Donk).
• Updated Russian translation (thanks to mizantrop777).



• Fixed character label on the choices screen.



• Added Episode 4 variables to the continue screen (thanks to Teg).
• Fixed side portrait for Pllxytlxx (thanks to WonderousNormality).



• ep022: Fixed character name (thanks to UnwrappedGodiva).
• ep022: Fixed missing speaker (thanks to fromcsabi).
• ep022: Fixed spelling and grammar (thanks to Horny Toad).
• ep021: Removed duplicate Jade variable.
• ep021: Fixed side portraits (thanks to UnwrappedGodiva).
• ep021: Fixed variables in the Vess scene (thanks to fromcsabi).
• ep021: Fixed Nadya dialogue conditional (thanks to fromcsabi).
• ep018: Fixed Lilly/Céline scene triggering when there is no romance with them (thanks to David of the North).
• ep017: Fixed Lilly path when using the continue questionnaire (thanks to Buffalo6).
• ep015: Fixed missing codex entry when using the continue questionnaire (thanks to Teg).
• ep013: Fixed Lilly dialogue (thanks to nsfw3534).

Player Comments

“I’ve been meaning to try this game for a long time. I love sci-fi and the genre in general. After reading mostly positive reviews, one negative review finally pushed me to give it a shot myself. I’m pretty picky with sci-fi—I love the Mass Effect universe, the original Star Wars (not the newer stuff), and even some Star Trek. Gameplay-wise, I always compare stories to Mass Effect, and I’m not saying this game is equal to that, because that’s basically impossible for me. What I can say is that I really enjoy the world, the unique characters, the different races, and the setting overall. The graphics aren’t the best I’ve seen, but I genuinely love the story and how it builds. The start hooked me, and I’m having fun with it.”

“Don’t take those one-star ratings too seriously—this game is actually a lot of fun. If you read through all the dialogue, you’ll get a very immersive experience. If it’s not a five, it’s at least a four, and it’s definitely worth your time.”