Ascion
Ascion is a mobile idle MMO space sim in public beta on iOS and Android, where players command agents, mine asteroids, and build in a shared universe.
What is Ascion?
Ascion is a mobile idle MMO space sim where players take on the role of a Commander, directing agents to fly ships, mine asteroids, craft gear, and build stations in a single shared universe. Currently in public beta on iOS and Android, the game combines idle gameplay mechanics with a persistent, player-driven economy. Players make strategic decisions about which asteroid fields to work, which stations to build, and what to sell on player-run markets where most prices are set by commanders. Every station built and every resource mined affects the shared world — when another commander hauls ore off a rock, it's actually gone, and cornering a market moves prices for everyone. Ascion also features a narrative layer, including the Vault bounty tied to the story of the missing founder Hurley Frey.
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