StarExplorer

StarExplorer is a solo trip between the stars, drawn in the green of an old monitor. You enter an unknown system. You uncover the map cell by cell, scan stars and planets, land, gather minerals and fight. The ship has shields and hull. On the surface, what matters is the character's life. Points from levels go into the ship and the character. There are stations, a cargo hold, discoveries, lore and a journal. In the journal you can write me a short note. Your mail app opens and the letter comes to me. The interface is in Polish and thirteen other languages. It is built for a thumb: the top bar, the board and the bottom menu fit the width of the phone. This is an early version, v.0.13 Alpha. The save stays on the device. There is no account and there are no ads. Jakub Niegowski

Creatures on planets deal damage again, and in space damage beyond your shields now hits the hull. Your life on a planet regenerates with every step. Artifact icons in the hold are bigger, and you can discard items from the hold. Terrain obstacles have new icons, so they no longer look like artifacts. The portal you arrive through closes behind you, and stations keep their names. New planet info panel, long names are no longer cut off.