
Release
1981
Player score
Awaiting reviews
Platform families
Not announced
Connected releases
Core game only
Game data from IGDB
Editorial overview
What it is
After being kicked out in space drifting through the vacuum, by chance, you hit upon the G.F.S. Sorceress. If you could get inside - she would be your only chance of survival.
The premise
Unjustly sentenced for mutiny, you are condemned to spend the remainder of you natural days drifting in interstellar space in a recycling spacesuit, from which the maneuvering thrusters have been removed. You stand at the open door of the Federal Galactic Naval starship Rheingold's airlock. Before you are the beautiful but cold and distant stars. You hesitate to make the final leap, and a guard gives you a kick in the seat of the pants that sends you spinning out of the airlock and into space.
Your spinning presents some difficulties in getting a good last look at the Rheingold as its engines turn on and it speeds away. In desperation you begin to wave your arms and legs in a vain attempt to stop your spinning. Your left arm brushes against your utility pouch and you feel a bulge. You reach in and there - a thruster pack! A friend in the crew must have slipped it in the utility pouch when the guards were not looking. You snap the pack into place on the spacesuit and using the ion impulse jets... the spinning stops.
For days you drift, when, in the distance, you see a sudden flash of light. There seems to be a faint ion trail heading in the general direction of the flash. Your instincts tell you there is danger ahead...
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Play styles
Single player
Perspective
Text
Themes
Science fiction
Languages
1 supported
Production dossier
Cast, creators, hardware, release history, and the details that define how this game plays.

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