You're stationed on a moon far from Earth for 50 days. Use drones to perform work cycles at substations, gathering and managing resources to spend on crafting, tasks, and upgrades to make getting resources more efficient while also selling what you collect to perform research and meet day end requirements, all while managing your energy. And throughout all this, you aren’t alone…

It's intended to be played blind. Every death gives you a hint on how to avoid meeting the same fate next time, but there is an in-game encyclopedia giving information on all anomalies and an overview of the game mechanics that you can read any time.


More in-depth description__

You will have two main places to look: your monitor and your console. On your monitor, you can access the work tab, where you click on drones to upgrade them and send them to work at substations, and substations, which you can click on to purchase and read their resource yields and tasks. Substation stability, which you can see in the console, affects your chances of successfully performing a work cycle. Stability can be restored by rebooting the substation. You are given an allowance of energy, and have to spend 75% of it and, if applicable, meet the resource requirements to end the day. Once a day, the facility will initiate a power cut to maintain grid functionality, potentially causing some drones and substations to get disconnected Please note this will also cut the power to your room and you must manually re-enable it. The "Test Connection" and "Reboot Substation" buttons will allow you to regain contact to disconnected drones and substations. Using the resources tab, you can see what materials you have, sell them, and research and craft new items. Using the notepad, you can keep track of whatever you want, like things to keep an eye out for or what materials you'll need at the end of the day. All money is measured in the "Terro" (Ð)

Good luck and thank you for choosing Starscavengers!

This is a light game and should perform well on most devices.