REDVERY SPACE™
Single-player, first-person spaceflight sim. Fly a fast, agile ship through dense asteroid fields. Scan anomalies and sell scientific data at Science Labs—just don’t crash: you’ll lose it. Hack probes and satellites to access hidden secrets, then jump through unstable wormholes before they collapse.
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12 itemsAbout the Game
FLY
Take control of an agile fly‑by‑wire spaceship in this single-player, first-person spaceflight simulator. Use the engine boost to fly at the limit, or save energy for the next wormhole jump. Collisions are costly; the polarized hull will protect the ship, but it will corrupt the memory core. You may lose your hard‑earned research data.
EXPLORE
Use the ship scanner to detect anomalies. Fly in, run an analysis, and fill the memory core. Then, retrieve the data and leave before hull polarization becomes an issue.
TRADE
Labs and observatories run science projects that require specific data. Selling the right sets pays more than generic sales. Decide which to sell now and which to hold. Completing projects helps stations to reach the next level.
ENJOY
Space exploration can be hard work. Sometimes it's a good idea to zoom out, and look at things from a different angle. Space can be quite relaxing.
HACK
Your ship's computer serves as the interface for every station. Offline stations only offer low-level file access, including configurations, logs, and data archives. Browse directories, read and download files; coordinates and research leads are often hidden in the details. Just keep in mind that every access is logged.
