
Void Tech
Repair satellites in orbit. Reduce space debris. And enjoy the view. Void Tech is space repair simulation game, where every mission extends satellite life and restores critical infrastructure.
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Earth depends on what orbits above it. You're the one holding it together.
In Void Tech, you play as a satellite repair technician working in open space to maintain the infrastructure that powers communication, navigation, and global systems. When satellites fail, you are called in.
Master zero-G physics as you drift, thrust, and stabilize yourself hundreds of kilometers above Earth.
Your job is to manage oxygen, control your momentum and on top repair systems while being suspended hundreds of kilometers above Earth. Every movement counts. Every resource matters.
But as you complete contracts for Space agencies and Private Companies, something doesn't add up. Corrupted data, missing satellites and encrypted HDDs are telling a different story.
Key Features
Realistic zero G movement:
Drift, thrust, and stabilize yourself. Every movement matters.
Repair, don't replace
Reduce debris and extend satellite lifespan through hands-on repair gameplay.
Unpredictable Space
Keep your eyes open for solar storms, drifting fragments, system failures and much more.
A subtle unfolding story
Investigate hidden logs and decide how deep you’re willing to dig.