
Last Spaceship is a cozy atmospheric sci-fi puzzle adventure. Explore and restore an abandoned starship, solve interconnected puzzles, unlock new areas, and uncover humanity’s final legacy.
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The Last Spaceship is a cozy, atmospheric sci-fi puzzle adventure focused on exploration, discovery, and restoring an abandoned starship meant to be humanity's final hope of escaping a dying Earth.
Today, it lies silent and abandoned in a wasteland. The mission failed. The crew is gone. Nüwa’s final journey was never completed.
You play as Traveler, a maintenance robot, with one mission: restore the ship and complete the journey humanity never could.
The Nüwa is one giant interconnected puzzle. Explore its decks to find tools and uncover clues to solve accessible, interconnected puzzles that restore critical systems. Each system you repair unlocks new compartments, reveals new puzzles, and opens new areas to explore.
As you unlock more areas of the Nüwa, you'll uncover fragments of humanity's final chapter. Discover logs, relics, personal belongings, and traces left behind by those who came before. Encounter the remaining inhabitants of the ship and learn their stories.
Through logs, relics, personal belongings, and encounters with the ship’s remaining inhabitants, you’ll gradually uncover the story of humanity’s final journey and the legacy left behind aboard the Nüwa. The more you piece together, the clearer—and heavier—your role becomes.
Explore an abandoned starship built as humanity's final hope
Solve accessible, interconnected puzzles to restore ship systems and unlock new areas
Discover logs, relics, and traces of humanity's final journey
Explore themes of ambition, loss, sacrifice, determination, war, and hope
Cozy atmospheric sci-fi puzzle adventure
4-6 hours of gameplay
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Languages: Simplified Chinese*, English, French, Russian, Japanese, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
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