

Lightspeed
MPS Labs · 2024 · Simulation, Flight, Action, Space, Space Sim
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About Lightspeed
ATARI PRESENTS is a series of titles geared toward the preservation of cult classics, forgotten favorites, and titles that would otherwise be lost to time. In the spirit of that, each ATARI PRESENTS title is presented unchanged from its original version other than providing the means to play them on modern hardware. Even the store description below is the very same language used to describe the title at the time of its release. Please enjoy!
You're the only human in a huge, robotic space ship, flying at incredible speeds through deep space. Your mission: find and settle a new planet where humanity can thrive. Combat is inevitable, but you'll need more than flying skills to succeed. You'll also need resourcefulness, charm and political skill to help you negotiate with the bizarre, intelligent - sometimes hostile - beings who correctly see you as the alien.
3D Combat Flight Simulation Like You've Never Seen
Earth-bound simulations spend most of their graphic power on landmarks and other terrain. But since there's no terrain in the black void of out space, Lightspeed devotes its Super 3D Graphics power to showing space ships in breathtaking detail and animating them with unprecedented smoothness.
- Pilot a starship 15,000 feet long
- Customize your ship for the performance you need
- Control remote fightercraft in strategic battles with intelligent enemies
Fascinating Role-Playing Depth
Multiple star clusters await your exploration, each with unique challenges. A dozen solar systems spin through each cluster; scores of planets revolve around each sun. Most important, 25 species of aliens require your constant attention.
- The Broodsmasters - sinister, manipulative and eager for universal domination
- The Lutin - quasi-intelligent, with no memory and no concept of the future
- The Cicisbeo - totally self-absorbed, vain and arrogant
You're the only human in a huge, robotic space ship, flying at incredible speeds through deep space. Your mission: find and settle a new planet where humanity can thrive. Combat is inevitable, but you'll need more than flying skills to succeed. You'll also need resourcefulness, charm and political skill to help you negotiate with the bizarre, intelligent - sometimes hostile - beings who correctly see you as the alien.
3D Combat Flight Simulation Like You've Never Seen
Earth-bound simulations spend most of their graphic power on landmarks and other terrain. But since there's no terrain in the black void of out space, Lightspeed devotes its Super 3D Graphics power to showing space ships in breathtaking detail and animating them with unprecedented smoothness.
- Pilot a starship 15,000 feet long
- Customize your ship for the performance you need
- Control remote fightercraft in strategic battles with intelligent enemies
Fascinating Role-Playing Depth
Multiple star clusters await your exploration, each with unique challenges. A dozen solar systems spin through each cluster; scores of planets revolve around each sun. Most important, 25 species of aliens require your constant attention.
- The Broodsmasters - sinister, manipulative and eager for universal domination
- The Lutin - quasi-intelligent, with no memory and no concept of the future
- The Cicisbeo - totally self-absorbed, vain and arrogant
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I just started playing LightSpeed, and it’s already a blast. Flying around the galaxy feels great, and I love spotting alien ships and deciding whether to fight or just check them out. Combat is fun, and scavenging for upgrades makes every encounter feel meaningful. Still getting used to controls! I’ve barely scratched the surface, but there’s already a lot to explore, and I like that it’s not all rush. Sometimes you can just chill and enjoy the ride. Really curious to see what else is out there. Rating: ★★★★★5 found this helpful
Like my review of its sequel - Hyperspeed: Decent space exploration sim. While I loved the idea of these as a kid, there were few I found fun and engaging. Being that I got into a space battle immediately upon arriving at my destination, this one gets a thumbs up. Things did slow down after that though.3 found this helpful
Nowhere in the manual does it say what keys do what. Navigation key is N good luck with the rest
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