- June 16, 2018
- danielle81
Hyperspace Delivery Service
Platforms
About
You’ve been hired by the Hyperspace Delivery Service to make a delivery to planet Miridian V. Located on the other side of explored space, the trip to Miridian V will be a dangerous yet lucrative journey full of mad robots and unpredictable stellar phenomenon. Can you and your crew survive the trip? Will you die from the dreaded Telunian flu? Hyperspace Delivery Service offers an exciting and…











- The game combines engaging gameplay with charming art and nostalgic music, creating an atmospheric experience.
- It offers a variety of mini-games and resource management challenges that keep players engaged and remind them of classic games.
- The retro style and humor, along with the responsive developer, make it a delightful experience for fans of old-school gaming.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and relies heavily on random chance, which may frustrate some players.
- There are recurring bugs that can interrupt gameplay, requiring players to quit and reload.
- The game is considered too simplistic by some, lacking depth and variety in missions and enemy encounters.
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is a mixed bag, with some players finding it engaging and atmospheric due to its charming art and music, while others criticize it as boring and too simplistic. Although it features various mini-games and mechanics reminiscent of classic titles, many reviewers feel it lacks depth and could benefit from additional systems, such as ship upgrades. Overall, it offers a nostalgic experience that combines different gameplay elements, but may leave some players wanting more complexity.
“The gameplay is engaging, and the art as well as the music really tie everything together into an atmospheric, charming, and fun game.”
“These extras are little gameplay sections in which you do much more than just click some numbers to 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.”
“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.”
“It's almost too bare-bones when you think about 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.”
“But, I mean, why bother with the rest of the gameplay mechanism of 'random events happened, hope you were prepared' when you have that?”