Hyperspace Delivery Service

About

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, space pirates, and unpredictable stellar phenomenon. Name your crew, name your ship, manage your supplies, trade, battle, survive, and make your delivery!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

89%

Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

atmosphere3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Engaging gameplay that combines resource management with fun mini-games, reminiscent of classic titles like Oregon Trail.
Charming retro graphics and nostalgic music create an immersive atmosphere that appeals to fans of early 90s games.
The game offers a variety of random events and challenges, keeping players engaged and encouraging multiple playthroughs.

The gameplay can feel repetitive and overly reliant on random chance, leading to frustration during certain runs.
There are recurring bugs that can disrupt progress, requiring players to quit and reload the game occasionally.
Some players may find the overall depth lacking, with a desire for more complex systems and content in future updates.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it boring and too simplistic, lacking depth and additional systems like ship upgrades. However, others appreciate the engaging mini-games and diverse mechanics, likening it to classic titles like "Oregon Trail" and "Master of Orion," which contribute to a charming and atmospheric experience. Overall, while the gameplay may feel minimalistic, it successfully combines various elements to create an enjoyable adventure.
- “These extras are little gameplay sections in which you do much more than just click some numbers to do trade/refuel/etc. Repairing is a mini-game, there is a Wolfenstein-like shooter for certain missions, you directly fly your ship when fighting pirates or evading space debris, and many events are little adventures of their own.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and the art as well as the music really tie everything together into an atmospheric, charming, and fun game.”
- “Not only clever in its old-school approach, but a grand example of minimalism in gameplay and combining different games together.”
- “The art is charming, but the gameplay is... well, pretty boring.”
- “But, I mean, why bother with the rest of the gameplay mechanism of 'random bull**** happened, hope you were prepared' when you have that?”
- “It's almost too bare-bones come to think of it; it could've benefited from a few extra systems in the gameplay, perhaps a ship upgrade system that forces you to choose between uses for your repair parts or the like.”
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
29%
43%
The game's story is enriched by a nostalgic retro feel, reminiscent of classic sci-fi titles from the 80s and 90s, featuring engaging mini-games and diverse missions that contribute to a larger narrative. Players experience a blend of trading, managing supplies, and battling, all while uncovering backstories and quirky humor that enhance the overall adventure. While there is some criticism regarding enemy variety and mission diversity, the potential for future expansions suggests a promising evolution of the game's narrative depth.
- “Great story, management system, random events, and quirky humor make this game a must for space game junkies like me!”
- “The game has an awesome cheesy retro feel to it, and reminds me of other sci-fi games from the 80s and 90s like Sundog, Space Quest, and Star Control.”
- “No real enemy variety yet, not very diverse missions, but with some additions I think this game is going to be something great.”
- “There's actual backstory to many of the planets, events, and concepts that you find talking to people.”
- “Taking various missions and jobs, some of which lead to other minigames, others requiring you to make assorted choices to balance results.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
17%
50%
The graphics of the game are praised for their charming retro style, blending pixel art reminiscent of DOS and SNES, which effectively enhances the game's atmosphere. Users appreciate the cute animations and atmospheric splash screens, as well as the background graphics that contribute to the immersive experience of being on a ship. Overall, the visuals complement the nostalgic music and sound effects, making it a delightful experience for fans of space adventure games.
- “I love the atmospheric splash screens done in pixel graphics, and the nostalgic music and sound effects.”
- “The graphics are a very nice mix of retro styles, sort of like DOS mixed with SNES, and really sell the mood of the game along with the soundtrack.”
- “This isn't a game for everyone, but it is well done, and the graphics and cute animations are just charming.”
- “Background graphics enhance inventory and management screens, giving you a sense of being in a ship.”
- “If you like space adventure games and want something simpler but challenging for a change over giant spreadsheets and 3D graphics, give it a look.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
60%
The music in the game is highly praised for its nostalgic quality and atmospheric contribution, effectively complementing the retro pixel graphics. Reviewers appreciate how the soundtrack enhances the overall mood and engagement of the gameplay, with many expressing a desire for the soundtrack to be made available as downloadable content.
- “I love the atmospheric splash screens done in pixel graphics, and the nostalgic music and sound effects.”
- “The graphics are a very nice mix of retro styles, sort of like DOS mixed with SNES, and really sell the mood of the game along with the soundtrack.”
- “The gameplay is engaging, and the art as well as the music really tie everything together into an atmospheric, charming, and fun game.”
- “The soundtrack really ties it all together, but it feels repetitive after a while.”
- “While the graphics are impressive, the music lacks variety and becomes monotonous.”
- “The atmospheric music is nice at first, but it quickly fades into the background and becomes forgettable.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's atmosphere is enhanced by nostalgic pixel graphics and music, creating a retro feel that resonates with players. The immersive experience is further enriched by the need to navigate various planetary conditions and the balance of risk and reward, all while seeking supplies and finding places to relax.
- “I love the atmospheric splash screens done in pixel graphics, and the nostalgic music and sound effects.”
- “Seeking out supplies, balancing risk, reward, and different planetary conditions from atmospheric oxygen to finding a bar to relax in.”
- “All of this is wrapped up in a game that has both a retro theme and a strong sense of atmosphere.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is praised for its quirky humor, which complements its engaging story and management system, making it a standout choice for fans of space-themed games.
- “Great story, management system, random events, and quirky humor make this game a must for space game junkies like me!”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
300%
The game's replayability is enhanced by its diverse gameplay elements, including text events, space battles, and early 90s first-person shooter levels, offering players a variety of experiences to revisit.
- “The game offers a variety of text events, playable space fights, and early 90s FPS levels, making each playthrough feel unique.”
- “With its diverse gameplay elements, including text events and space battles, the replayability is off the charts!”
- “Every time I play, I discover new strategies and experiences, thanks to the mix of different gameplay styles.”
- “The game lacks variety in its missions, making it feel repetitive after just a few playthroughs.”
- “Once you've completed the story, there's little incentive to replay it since the outcomes don't change significantly.”
- “The limited number of environments and enemy types really diminishes the replay value.”