

Hyperspacer
Slawomir Swarzynski · 2024 · Indie, Action RPG, Open World, Sci-fi, Space
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Hyperspacer
- Fying in your own spaceship.
- Walking on the surface of planets and moons.
- Lots of weapons and other equipment for both your ship and character.
- No companions. Only your character.
- 27 star systems with 88 celestial bodies to land on.
- Talking to NPCs.
- Main story line.
- Lots of repeating miniquests.
- Character creation.
- Simple leveling system with 6 skills.
- Earning hyperdollars, mining minerals, collecting scientific data, looting stuff from fallen enemies.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate Hyperspacer as a surprisingly engaging and well-structured space RPG that avoids monotony through branching routes, varied environments, and meaningful mission design that keeps you moving between different locations. The gameplay loop of upgrading equipment, managing your ship, and leveling skills is solid, and for its low price point, players feel it delivers excellent value for a seemingly small development effort.
A little gem of a game. Hyperspacer is less repetitive and less linear then I had initially thought. A nice suprise are the branching routes through space and not being locked to a single planet at a time. Missions actually direct you to different places (planets, moons) and the environments and encounters are varied. Space combat is basically the same as ground combat, but uses different statistics and equipment. When on a planet you basically prep your ship for the next journey through space. Do quests, kill aliens, bandits and enemy factions. You upgrade your personal equipment and your ship, or replace your old ship for a new one. When you do a number of missions you will level up and increase one of your skills, which govern how well your character performs in certain areas (combat, scanning, mining, etc.). Be sure to hold on to things like research data, ores, alien trophies - these can be turned in for mission rewards.4 found this helpful
For what I assume is a 1-man team, it's fun. It's the price of a hot-dog, I got no complaints.3 found this helpful
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