Space Wreck Demo

This is an intentionally short role-playing adventure set in space 20 years after a devastating conflict between asteroid miners and a corporation.

• Role playing
  
• Multiple solutions
  
• Choice & Consequence
  
• Optional but unlimited violence
  
• Non-linear world

Role playing

This is the most important part of the game - you can role-play whatever character you want. Be it smooth talker, sneaky hacker or brawling bully; or something else entirely - it's your choice how to play the game.

Multiple solutions

There are always multiple ways to solve problems (quests), usually tied to your character skills and abilities - play to your character's strengths, work around its weaknesses. For example, if you are need something that is behind locked doors,



Note: there are usually 3-8 ways to complete a quest in the game. They can also trigger different events in near future or lead to a specific ending in the end slides.

Choice & Consequence

Your actions, your decisions matter to the game world. Make an enemy, and you may need him/her later on. Opt for an easier solution to the immediate problem and you might have to deal with bigger problem later. And in the end, you will get a unique game ending showing you the future fate of your character and those who he/she impacted through gameplay.

Non-linear world

You have a goal and location - that's it. How do you accomplish it, is entirely up to you. Based on the character you have created, you have multiple tools at your disposal - lockpicking, diplomacy, charm, perception, stealth, computer skills, combat abilities, and more. There is no single intended path to the end, there's just the end state. If you know where to go, what to do - you can complete the main quest within minutes.

Optional but unlimited violence

Number one rule - combat is completely optional in Space Wreck. In fact, most of the approaches are completely violence-free. However, if you want to fight - there are no immortal or "essential" NPCs - everyone is fair game.



A fair bit of warning though, as combat is completely optional, training wheels are off - there can be the toughest enemy in the game just around the corner in starting location.

Turn-based combat

If you have to fight, you fight in tactical turn-based combat with grid based movement, action points, and dice rolls. There are weapons with pluses and minuses, there is armor, there are tactical moves.