Buy Crystals for Love and Deepspace: packs, Aurum Pass and Companionship by Hunter ID
Love and Deepspace, developed by Papergames in China and published globally by Infold Games out of Singapore, is the first 3D otome built around real-time action combat. It launched on 18 January 2024, pulled in roughly $400M in its first year and won Best Mobile Game at Gamescom 2025 — the first otome ever to take that award. The live build is Version 5.0 "Throne of Eros", which dropped on 31 December 2025 for the second anniversary. Crystals are the premium currency that funds Wishes on the Memory banners for the five love interests and activates Aurum Pass.
- 1:1 conversion into Diamonds for both Empyrean Wish and Deepspace Wish
- Purchase of outfits and lover-specific Promise story packs
- Activation of Aurum Pass, the game's only recurring subscription
- First-purchase x2 bonus on each Crystal denomination
- Exclusive shop bundles unlocked by an active Aurum Pass
- Top-up by Hunter ID, no Apple ID, Google or email login needed
Crystals and Diamonds: two linked currencies
It is worth keeping Crystals (the purple premium currency) and Diamonds (the soft currency) clearly separated. Crystals are purchased with real money and convert into Diamonds 1:1 the moment you spend them. Diamonds also drop from main story chapters, events, daily login and redemption codes. A single Wish costs 150 Diamonds regardless of banner. The first-purchase x2 bonus applies once per denomination — buy the "1980 + 360" pack for the first time and you receive 3,960 Crystals plus 360 Diamonds. Once that doubling is consumed, the trailing bonus on every subsequent purchase is paid in Diamonds, not Crystals. The pack names spell it out: 300+30, 980+150, 6480+1600.
Memories, Protocores and the six Stellactrum elements
Unlike the 2D visual-novel otomes that came before it, Love and Deepspace runs combat as full 3D arena action with dodges, special skills and timed counters. Your team is built from Memories — collectible cards tied to a specific love interest. Every Memory belongs to one of six Stellactrum elements (Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Amber, Pearl, Violet) and one of four classes (α, β, γ, δ). Protocores, the modules dropped by Wanderers in Core Hunt runs, slot into Memories to boost stats. Memory and Protocore are not the same thing: the Memory is the unit card with art and a story scene, the Protocore is the module inside it, and each Memory only accepts Protocores of its matching Stellactrum and class.
Empyrean Wish, Deepspace Wish and the shared limited pity
The game runs two Wish types. Empyrean Wish covers the permanent Xspace Echo banner, while Deepspace Wish is the limited rate-up pool — Veiled Whispers, Twilight Serenity, Heartstring Symphony and the live Throne of Eros banner all sit here. Hard pity for a 5-star Memory hits at pull 70, with soft pity starting at pull 60: every pull from there adds roughly 10% to the 5-star chance until the guarantee. Rate-up on a limited banner is 75%, noticeably higher than the 50/50 most HoYoverse banners run. The pity counter is shared across limited banners — pulls carry over from Veiled Whispers to Twilight Serenity and onward, so saved-up wishes never reset on a banner switch.
Memory Heartsand: insurance against dead duplicates
Dupe 5-stars in Love and Deepspace are not wasted. A fully levelled SSR Memory, when pulled again, breaks down into 40 Memory Heartsand: SSR; SR returns 30 Heartsand: SR and R returns 20 Heartsand: R. Those Heartsand currencies are spent in the in-game shop on Empyrean Wishes and Bottles of Wishes — effectively converting duplicate art into more pulls. It is a rare anti-dupe loop for the genre: if the limited banner spits out a second copy of the rate-up Memory, finishing the dupe is the rational play. Stardust earned from Limited Time Wish and Xspace Echo runs on its own track and trades for additional Wishes and items.
Aurum Pass: the only subscription in the game
Aurum Pass is a 30-day subscription. Activating it pays out 300 Crystals immediately, then 100 Crystals and 60 Stamina drop into the daily login mailbox for the next 30 days. A single cycle works out to about 3,000 Crystals and 1,800 Stamina, plus +50 to your max Stamina cap, exclusive shop bundles and cosmetics like a custom login background, name card and app icon. The 90- and 180-day options listed on the storefront are either parallel activations of three or six passes at once, or sequential 30-day cycles applied back-to-back over 3 or 6 months — confirm with the seller which model your SKU follows. There is no classic 42-day Battle Pass in Love and Deepspace — Aurum Pass is the only recurring product, while Promise and Companionship Pack live in their own non-subscription economies.
Promise, Companionship and lover-specific bundles
Beyond Aurum Pass, the shop carries lover-specific products. Promise is a narrative pack with exclusive interactions and CGs for one of Xavier, Zayne, Rafayel, Sylus or Caleb; it does not run on a fixed seasonal cadence and releases line up with patches and reruns. Companionship Pack is a one-time bundle of items that raises affinity with a chosen partner, unlocks dialogues and feeds upgrade materials. It is not a subscription and there are no monthly renewals. Catalogue combos like "Lega Garant (6480x3+1980)" are retail bundles assembled by the storefront to clear the 70-pull pity with insurance against the 75/25 split — they are not official Infold SKUs, so judge them by total Crystal content (6480x3+1980 = 21,420 Crystals here, comfortably above hard pity 70 with insurance against the rate-up split).
The five love interests and Caleb's localisation note
The launch roster carried four love interests: Xavier (a Deepspace Hunter), Zayne (a cardiologist), Rafayel (a painter who turns out to be the King of Lemuria) and Caleb. Sylus joined as the fifth later — added in Version 2.0 on 15 July 2024 as the leader of the Onychinus syndicate in the N109 zone. Caleb was present in the story from launch but only became playable as a romanceable character in Version 3.0 "Homecoming Wings" on 22 January 2025 as a colonel in the Farspace Fleet — he featured in the narrative before that, just without his own banner. There is a meaningful localisation difference here: in the Chinese build Caleb is the protagonist's non-blood-related older brother, while the global build casts him as a childhood friend. Version 5.0's Throne of Eros banner is the first time all five love interests have appeared on a single limited Wish Pool — an unusual format for the genre, landing right on the late-December 2025 anniversary window.
Servers, Hunter ID and how the top-up reaches the account
Global Love and Deepspace runs on America (UTC-7), Europe (UTC+2) and Asia (UTC+8), with separate Japan, Korea and Taiwan shards plus the China build operated by Papergames. Account regions cannot be changed and progress does not migrate between servers. Most third-party top-up services, Brawl Games included, do not support CN or HK — top-up is available for the Global servers (NA/EU/Asia/JP/KR/TW). The Hunter ID is a numeric account ID visible after tapping the avatar in the top-left corner of the main screen. Checkout only needs the Hunter ID and the server; the Apple ID, password or account email are not handed over. There is no native PC client — the game ships on iOS and Android only, with PC play limited to emulators like BlueStacks, MuMu and MEmu, and there has been no Steam release.
Version 5.0, anniversary codes and Lingering Lust
Version 5.0 "Throne of Eros" introduced Linkon Real Estate, the housing layer with a free Garden Villa and over 1,000 furniture items; villa customisation runs on Chassis Coins, a dedicated furniture currency. As of spring 2026 the live redemption codes include WARMHOME, DEEPSPACE5 and the women's day code 2026WOMENSDAY (200 Diamonds, 100 Stamina, 10,000 Gold). The Lingering Lust event went live on 30 April 2026. Crystal demand reliably spikes ahead of a featured rerun, so saving up pulls ahead of time keeps you off the announcement-day rush.
Russian language and other locales
Love and Deepspace ships in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean. There is no Russian localisation, and Infold has indicated it is unlikely in the near term given how heavy the voice work is — roughly 30 hours per love interest plus the cultural adaptation. Russian-speaking players typically run the game in English, sometimes paired with screen-translator apps like Tap Translate Screen, which overlay translations on top of the original UI.
How to place a Love and Deepspace top-up
- Open your profile in Love and Deepspace, tap the avatar in the top-left corner and copy the Hunter ID.
- Pick the pack — anything from 60 to 6480 Crystals, Aurum Pass or Companionship.
- Enter the Hunter ID and choose the server (NA / EU / Asia / JP / KR / TW).
- Double-check the data on the checkout screen and complete payment.
- Wait for delivery — Crystals and the subscription land on the linked Hunter ID.
Related top-ups on Brawl Games
- Honkai Impact 3rd — HoYoverse's 3D action RPG, the closest combat reference reviewers cite when describing Love and Deepspace.
- Genshin Impact — open-world action with shared pity across character event banners and the standard top-up flow by Hunter ID.
- Wuthering Waves — Kuro Games' action RPG with its own elemental system, structurally close to Stellactrum.
- Goddess of Victory: Nikke — Shift Up's gacha shooter built around female leads and serialised story arcs.
The Brawl Games catalogue lists every main Crystal denomination from 60 to 6480, the Aurum Pass in 30-, 90- or 180-day terms, the Companionship Pack and pity-clearing combos. Checkout requires the Hunter ID and the chosen server; payment is accepted from Russia and the CIS. The on-site chat is available before checkout for questions about a specific pack or order status.