Quasimorph Wiki: Official Database and Community Resources

The official Quasimorph wiki lives at wiki.gg (quasimorph.wiki.gg), confirmed directly by the game's own Discord admins as the canonical database. It's a standard turn-based roguelike reference: item stats, faction data, class breakdowns, and the mystery mechanic at the center of the game, Quasimorphosis — the meter that opens rifts to creatures from a place called Bramfaturas.

What the official wiki covers

The wiki.gg page describes Quasimorph as putting you "in the role of a hardened PMC fighter in a dark turn-based extraction RPG," where you manage a ship, deploy clones on missions, and lose everything a clone was carrying if it dies. The game is developed by Magnum Scriptum and published by HypeTrain Digital, and it left Early Access for a full 1.0 release on July 31, 2026, on both Steam and GOG. Story-wise, the wiki frames the plot around corporations privatizing the Solar System while quietly hiding the truth about Quasimorphosis from the public, as players lead their own Private Military Company through planetary bases, secret laboratories, and spacecraft wreckage in search of new technology and abilities.

The specific wiki article covering the Classes ship-upgrade system was last modified July 18, 2026, and — like the rest of wiki.gg — is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license, meaning its content can be reused or adapted elsewhere as long as it's credited and shared under the same terms.

How the wiki's data pages are actually built

Community volunteers working in the game's Discord #wiki-department channel have been fixing weapon data tables as recently as August 2026 — and in doing so, they've confirmed that the wiki's weapon pages aren't hand-written one at a time. They're generated in bulk from a shared "Cargo" table plus a template, which means a correction to one weapon's data has to be made in two places: the master table and the template itself. That's useful context if a wiki page ever looks inconsistent — it's more likely a template gap than a one-off editing mistake.

Community data behind the wiki

Beyond the wiki itself, players maintain the raw data the wiki draws from. One contributor uploaded spreadsheets pulled directly from game assets — an items config file and a localization file — to the Discord in December 2025, and a separate GitHub repository tracks localization text and per-version config changes on an ongoing basis. Separately, a player named WildSam posted tested combat data for an elite enemy type in the wiki-department channel in August 2026, the kind of first-hand testing that hasn't yet made it into official documentation.

An independent player-run resource

A Quasimorph admin also recommended a separate, independent player-built resource site with its own built-in search function, suggesting players search terms like "sneaking" or "trade" directly on it. It wasn't surfaced by a general web search, which makes it easy to miss if you're only checking wiki.gg or the top search results.

Why a wiki matters more than usual for this game

Because Quasimorph's core loop is built on permadeath and losing everything a clone was carrying, having reliable reference data — resistances, damage-type matchups, chip requirements — matters more here than in a typical RPG, where a bad guess just costs you a reload rather than an entire clone's gear. That's part of why the gap between the wiki's current coverage and the community's own tested data — the kind WildSam and other volunteers post directly in #wiki-department — is worth knowing about before you rely on either one blindly.

Other wikis you'll find in search results

Searching for a Quasimorph wiki also turns up a Fandom-hosted wiki and a separate third-party quasimorph.wiki domain. Neither has been confirmed as official by the developers, so treat wiki.gg as the primary reference and the others as secondary or unverified until stated otherwise.

Quasimorph wiki FAQ

What is the official Quasimorph wiki? wiki.gg (quasimorph.wiki.gg), confirmed by the game's Discord admins.

Why do some wiki pages look inconsistent? Many pages, weapon data especially, are generated from a shared data table plus a template rather than edited individually, so a fix sometimes needs to land in two places.

Is there a more up-to-date source than the wiki for specific numbers? The Discord #wiki-department channel often has more current first-hand tested data than the wiki pages, since edits can lag behind patches.

Are the Fandom or quasimorph.wiki sites official? Not confirmed as official — treat wiki.gg as primary.