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Spaceship Down

In Spaceship Down, you’re Noah, a stranded tech patching up a crashed spaceship with whatever you can find. With only a sarcastic narrator and a perky AI for company, survival means thinking fast and jury-rigging your way out of a bad situation. Think you’re up for it?

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About the Game

In Spaceship Down, you play as Noah, an unlucky junior tech stranded on the derelict ship Clementine after a catastrophic crash. Severely injured, you must use every scrap, tool, and clever workaround to navigate the wreckage, rigging makeshift repairs in a desperate bid for survival. Guided by a witty narrator and a chipper AI, AURA, your journey is part escape room, part space mystery, with challenges that balance humour and tension. Solve puzzles, piece together the ship’s secrets, and try to stay alive—before the Clementine decides you’re just another bit of space junk.

  • Completely explorable ship

  • Multiple endings

  • Lots of easter eggs

  • Story driven gameplay