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Orbital Cargo Division

The crew of a cargo ship arrives at what appears to be an abandoned space station. Power appears to be there, but no one is responding to their radio messages. A pixel art point & click adventure with an exciting story and lots of humor.

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Release
September 4, 2023
2 years and 333 days ago
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Positive17 reviews82.4%

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About the Game

Capt'n Christopher Novak works for the Galactic Mining Group in the Orbital Cargo Division. The department responsible for deliveries and supplies between the individual mine sites in a solar system. Together with his crew, consisting of the pilot Zoe Corvin and the technician Henry Talon, they deliver various goods from one orbital station to the next with a cargo ship. The time between the stations can sometimes last for weeks and the job itself is also quite unspectacular.
That changes abruptly when they arrive at what appears to be an abandoned station. Power appears to be there, but no one is responding to their radio messages.



features
- A classic point & click adventure
- Hand-drawn pixel art graphics (no 3D frills)
- Soundtrack in the style of classic 80's/90's games
- An exciting story
- Humorous dialogues