Now
Terrestrial is in development.
It runs as a native game and in a browser tab, with cars, voice chat and the city’s emergency services already in. Rough edges included. Read the latest devblog post.
Chronet Studios · Built for fun
Chronet is back.
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Chronet is back as an independent game studio. Our roleplay game, Terrestrial, is in development for Steam and the browser, and it is the successor to the Garry’s Mod server you may remember.
Where we’re at.
Terrestrial is the standalone successor to Chronet Roleplay. It is playable, unfinished, and being built in the open.
Next
Playtests on Steam.
Terrestrial has a Steam page. Playtest dates are announced in the Discord and the devblog, and you can try the browser version in the meantime.
Beyond
More from the studio.
Terrestrial is the game we are showing now. Other projects will be announced here when there is something real to show.
Project codenameChronet v2
Our eyes on the prize.
A standalone game.
Terrestrial is the successor to Chronet Roleplay, built on its own engine rather than constrained by an old Garry’s Mod server.
The same social core.
What mattered was never just the map or the jobs. It was players crossing paths, depending on each other and turning systems into stories.
Built with its community.
The original server grew through years of player feedback. The successor should be tested, challenged and improved with its community too.
Chronet Roleplay archive · Garry’s ModThree communities. Ten years. A lot to live up to.
Chronet Roleplay ran from 2012 to 2018, following the earlier True-RP and Core Strike Network communities. Players built businesses, ran public services, caused trouble and kept the world moving. Terrestrial is meant to carry that spirit into a standalone game.
Read the Chronet storyWhat comes next.
Let’s talk about Terrestrial.
Playtests, bug reports and ideas all happen on the Discord. Tell us what you want to see from the standalone successor.
Join the discussion