
Play as a starship captain who is woefully unqualified for the job. With an unfamiliar control panel in front of you, all 45 keys of your keyboard are randomized at the start of every attempt. Guide your ship through a variety of obstacles in an attempt to make it to your destination in one piece.
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During a routine space trip, you are suddenly awoken by the ship's computer system and informed that the staff is unresponsive. It is now up to you, a random unqualified passenger, to pilot a ship full of your fellow innocent passengers to safety.
In order to accurately simulate the experience of an inexperienced pilot, your entire keyboard is randomized at the start of each run. Every key has a unique function on the ship, and it is up to you to re-learn how to pilot it each time.
Some control keys are necessary, others are helpful, the rest are not.
Each randomized set of controls is guaranteed to contain a full set of 6DOF movement options, giving you precise and responsive control if you can remember the keybinds.
The ship's automated systems can only do so much, and will awaken you each time your piloting expertise is needed. You will traverse a small handful of levels, each building on the last while adding new systems, obstacles, and controls for you to learn.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
This feels like a fun prototype for a full game, definitely worth checking out if it intrigues you!
Horribly difficult, annoying, frustrating, and painful. 10/10 would recommend time and time again. A genuinely unique game, with a fun concept and excellent execution.
Never in my life have I fallen in love with a game more than I did in the 17 minutes I played this game highly recommend
can be very easy or extremely ball busting, no better feeling than the first key you hit being your self destruct.
This was a very fun and challenging well worth the $1 for.
Fun little game. While it's well priced for what it is and it's amusing enough, I felt like no sooner had I gotten a grasp of the array of controls at my disposal, there wasn't anything left to do with them. I feel like I did all the individual tests of a drivers licence, but never got to drive the vehicle freely applying all the theory in practice. Since the next run will be learning how to drive all over again, there is never a full feeling of applying everything that's been learnt toward a final goal. I want my final licence exam and I want it to be hard. Navigation, Combat, Complex manoeuvring. All the lessons, just put together. Wanting more isn't a bad place for a game to leave you I suppose, as long as it isn't feeling you didn't get your monies worth. Overall positive, but leaves me with an unusual unsatisfaction. I acquired this bitesize snack not knowing I would enjoy it's flavour quite so, but it didn't fill me up, for it was rightly but a snack.. and now I hunger for a meal of it none the less.
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