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blepstation
A furry, adults-only Space Station server.
Multiverse Client Now Required
BlepStation now requires using the Multiverse client in order to play. (Download or get on Steam.) (See news tab for details.)
If you get "error while downloading server content" it is probably because you are using the wrong launcher.
About
Blep is a furry themed Space Station server, exclusively for 18+ players.
Mostly focused on LRP rounds. Welcoming to beginners with low role timer requirements. Originally started as a community game server for the SkyCorp community, long since expanded to welcome all fellow furries and be its own community :)
Features
There is limited custom content, so far:
- List Inventory
- Consent system that allows players to opt-in / opt-out of specific 18+ content
- Eggy reageant allows player to lay eggs
- Mootagent reageant allows player to produce milk
- Collars, including ability to change player's name
- Playable Go boards
- Playable fox race
- Optional custom launcher -- means you don't need an account to play, and playable even when SS14 main servers go down.
- Microloose - Syndies can emag a microwave, then heat up a fork to create a distraction.
- Cloning is researchable
- Massively reduced role timer lengths
- Blepsi soda
- End of round bleps
- Added 'antagcheck' console command so you can see if at least one antag is playing or you're just in an extended game mode.
- Felinids (from Nyano)
- Keeps some nerfed content from upstream like vehicles, spacepens, some artworks, music, etc.
- Timer on sandbox features to help deter singulo spam, etc in sandbox mode
- (Read through the in-game changelist too)
- Hopefully more in future...
What is 'Space Station'?
Space Station games typically have you take a role on a space station and try to survive as long as possible until the station inevitably collapses into chaos. There are many different implementations/servers of the game available to try due to its open source history. Various communities have had their own stations, each with their own distinct flavor.