HYPERIONRPG

Raid. Loot. Extract.

An isometric cyberpunk ARPG. Break into corrupted Vaults, fight the god that guards each one, and get out with what you can carry. Every run asks the same question: extract now, or push deeper.

Connect the wallet you play with. It is your identity in Hyperion — your name, your Runner and your stash hang on it.

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Every run is a choice

Extract early for a smaller, certain haul — or stay while the fragment crystallises into something richer, and far more dangerous.

01

Mine

The Cave is open ground: iron and obsidian with a basic pickaxe. No key, no gate — where you start with nothing.

02

Craft

Iron and the gem of your tier forge the key to the next Vault. Every Vault drops what opens the one after it.

03

Raid

Five Vaults, one god at the bottom of each, in order of gem hardness — iron, obsidian, jade, quartz, diamond.

04

Extract

Leave with what you carry. Push further and the Vault pushes back: rising pressure, harder enemies, defences that know they are being robbed.

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Inside Hyperion

A Runner on open ground, between a teleport gate and a crystal golem
The surface — open ground where every run starts: raw ore, a gate, and a golem that has not noticed you yet.

A world after the collapse

The petrodollar fell and BTC became the default money by elimination. What came out of it is Hyperion: a world where fragments of gods, uploaded long before the crash, woke up inside dead data centres — bank bunkers and financial ruins, repurposed into Vaults. You are not a hero. You are a Runner: early, greedy, and willing to go in.

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Beta accessSoon

HyperionRPG is not open yet. The upcoming beta is for Atlassians holders: holding one of the NFTs is what gets you through the door when it opens. One wallet, one Atlassian, one seat.

HyperionRPG runs on HyperEVM: your wallet is your identity, and your name and your stash hang on it. When the beta starts, connect the wallet holding your Atlassian and sign — the server checks the wallet you prove, never the one you claim.