Strange Matter

Find something strange. See what it can do.

Strange Matter brings mad science to Hytale. Head into the wild, study the anomalies you find, and bring their power back to your laboratory. Before long, you will be building machines and gadgets that make those discoveries useful. A Tinfoil Hat might help along the way.

Gravity lets go of the ground. Rifts spit electricity. Near a Thoughtwell, the things moving at the edge of your vision might not be real.

Six kinds of anomaly change the places where they appear. Scan them, search for strange minerals nearby, and learn what makes each one dangerous. Once you know how to contain them, you can bring a discovery home.

Your Research Tablet connects discoveries in a circuit board of new ideas. Pick a topic, prepare a research note, and take it to a Research Machine.

Each topic has an experiment to solve. Remember patterns, align signals, and keep unstable forces under control. Successful research opens up new inventions and journal pages that help you decide what to try next.

Build a laboratory that does more than look the part. Generate resonant power, collect shards from nearby anomalies, and feed your discoveries into the Reality Forge.

Then give the routine work to your machines. Double the metal yield from supported ores, smelt with electricity, and automate Workbench recipes you have learned. Gravitic Tubes send items floating between chests, furnaces, and machines. Set a few filters and stock limits, and turn a room full of experiments into a working production line.

The best discoveries deserve a trip outside. Link places with portals, break through rock with a Graviton Hammer, or ride out on a Hoverboard.

Back at the lab, lift yourself between floors and move captured anomalies into place. An Anomaly Nullifier can keep a nearby field quiet while you work. A little control makes the next bad idea much easier to try.

Give the whole operation a home with matching Resonite furniture and building pieces. Glowing crystals and colored lamps bring life to dark navy rooms, while matching storage keeps your growing collection close at hand.

Build a hidden workshop or a sprawling research base. It should feel like a place you cannot wait to get back to.

There is always room for one more experiment.