Protea VI: A Spoiler-Light World Primer
Meet Moadra’s planet Protea VI and the Neera expedition without a fabricated area order. Separate official setting from Demo exploration coverage.
Where does Moadra take place?
Protea VI is a hostile alien planet tied to the Neera’s lost heritage. The game follows Lieutenant Moadra Meras and an investigation into a missing expedition. This page keeps the setting brief so that discoveries in the game retain their impact.

Is this a fixed area-by-area route?
No. Official promotional material shows varied environments and describes an interconnected world. That does not prove a particular region order, exact map size, or which of those environments the Demo allows you to reach. Our screenshots are credited game promotional images, rather than evidence of a completed Demo route.
How should you approach an unfamiliar area?
Use recognizable room features and your own notes to orient yourself. Read new scan entries before deciding that a route is permanently blocked. Rest at chambers when appropriate, and check which resources you are collecting.
The beginner guide gives a practical rhythm without invented room names. A full map, collectible counts and route diagrams can be added when they are supported by recorded gameplay.
Sources
Official Steam page, Gloomsoft’s game page, and the developer’s Demo announcement in Steam news. No ending details, complete map or unverified area names are included.
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