The wreck of the Pulstar-VIII
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The wreck of the Pulstar-VIII is a short Sci-Fi thriller adventure in which you, the captain, will have to make tough decisions and all the necessary sacrifices to survive and make the mission succeed... the bigger the crew, the lesser the chances to reach your destination.
The game includes several outcomes and ways to succeed or fail the mission. Don't get caught murdering your crew!
Story
The Pulstar-VIII left Earth 486 days ago, in a mission to colonize a new planet. A meteorite impact left the ship wandering aimlessly through space and most of the crew has died due to an alien virus infection. Only 5 members remain now: a doctor, an engineer, a cook, a radio operator and you.
Today the navigation computer has localized the planet, but with the current resources of fuel, food and oxygen the ship can't carry all the crew members. Only two can remain and only you, the captain, know about the tragic destiny. Murders are coming...
About
A game made by David Jaumandreu for the Ludum Dare 40 using Gimp, Ren'py and Audacity. Thanks for playing!
Screenshots
The game includes several outcomes and ways to succeed or fail the mission. Don't get caught murdering your crew!
Story
The Pulstar-VIII left Earth 486 days ago, in a mission to colonize a new planet. A meteorite impact left the ship wandering aimlessly through space and most of the crew has died due to an alien virus infection. Only 5 members remain now: a doctor, an engineer, a cook, a radio operator and you.
Today the navigation computer has localized the planet, but with the current resources of fuel, food and oxygen the ship can't carry all the crew members. Only two can remain and only you, the captain, know about the tragic destiny. Murders are coming...
About
A game made by David Jaumandreu for the Ludum Dare 40 using Gimp, Ren'py and Audacity. Thanks for playing!
Screenshots