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Hyperspace Delivery Service

Zotnip / Jun 5, 2019 / Action, Adventure, Indie, Simulation, Strategy

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You’ve been hired to make a delivery to planet Miridian V. The trip will be a dangerous yet lucrative journey full of mad robots and unpredictable stellar phenomenon. Name your crew, name your ship, manage your supplies, trade, battle, survive, and make your delivery!

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What's new

Mac OSx 64bit update

2020-09-24

The MAC version has now been updated to be 64 bit and will now work with OSx Catalina and above.

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What players say

Positive

90% positive, 40 reviews

Recommended40 hrs played

SUMMARY: A must-buy retro space roguelike adventure composed of multiple retro minigames - from simple puzzles to FPS to space battles. Not only clever in its old-school approach, but a grand example of minimalism of gameplay AND combining different games together. The result is fun, surprisingly deep, and smart. Plus the dev is responsive to adding new ideas. Perfect for fans of retrogames, the DOS era, and...

88 found this helpful, 2018-09-23

Recommended5 hrs played

I took a chance with this title. But. Just wow. There is a ton of feel to games of the early 90s here. A good cross section of resource management, early 90s fps and a definite nod to games like Wing Commander. The soundtrack really ties it all together (Hey Zotnip, can I get a copy of that?) and the cutscenes were so, so familiar in feel. This isn't a full blown 100 hour game but if you were a fan of early 90s...

24 found this helpful, 2018-10-17

Recommended11 hrs played

I love it!!! Worthy of many classic games from Wolfenstien to other early computer games, but powered by a modern computer. Kind of "The Oregon Trail in Space" but with cool mini games and tips of the hats to various scifi shows, notably Star Trek but not limited by such. I'd give this 8 out of 10 but Indie gets +1 bonus. Edit - had mouse issue - developer fixed it overnight! Added 1 to score after testing. IMO...

21 found this helpful, 2018-09-23