
Voyager-19
A short horror game where you control a decaying spacecraft exploring distant star systems.
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May 19, 2024
2 years and 75 days ago
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Voyager-19 is a short horror game where you control a decaying spacecraft exploring distant star systems.
You have been chosen to captain the hastily designed Voyager-19 space probe; a rudimentary spacecraft equipped with a hibernation pod and fractional light-speed capable engines, to search for the missing science mission.
Features:
- Explore different star systems
- Photograph planets with a slow display camera
- Record radio waves coming off planets
- Navigate star systems with a basic star map
- Manage what systems get power as your nuclear battery decays
- Struggle to see as pixels die from interstellar radiation
- Uncover the mystery of a missing science expedition
Story
With the invention of hibernation technologies it is now possible for humans to travel to the stars. However, the Magella Science Expedition, the first manned mission to other star systems, has been declared missing after failing to establish communications.You have been chosen to captain the hastily designed Voyager-19 space probe; a rudimentary spacecraft equipped with a hibernation pod and fractional light-speed capable engines, to search for the missing science mission.