SuperCluster: Void
Logan McClure · 2017 · Adventure, RPG, Indie, Sci-fi, Casual
PC
Mostly Positive71% · 14 📈 Making a comeback 80%
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About SuperCluster: Void
SuperCluster: Void is a space adventure RPG. You can explore a massive randomly generated galaxy, Interact with alien factions, Battle massive enemy fleets and even take command of a fleet yourself. Resources can be collected throughout the galaxy to upgrade your ship and its abilities. The story is lighthearted yet dark, filled with plenty of lovable characters and genocide. There are also many secrets in the galaxy of SuperCluster: Void, all waiting to be uncovered by one valiant adventurer who has nothing left to lose. Fight for your people, explore the galaxy, and fulfill your destiny, in SuperCluster: Void.
Quests and Exploration
SuperCluster: Void allows you to explore your own randomly generated galaxy. There are hundreds of different solar systems for you to explore with their own planets and moons which can be explored to complete quests or gather resources to upgrade your ship. Some of these planets are common and contain common resources such as copper or steel. Others are rare and contain valuable resources such as diamond or uranium.
Resources and Crafting
Resources you collect can be used to upgrade different parts for your ship or buy a new ship entirely. You can craft weapons, armor, thrusters, and many other upgrades for your ship.
Combat and Abilities
SuperCluster: Void has many unique alien factions to interact with. Some of these factions will be hostile and attack you while others will work with you and assist you on your quest. Your primary weapon is your ship's guns. These have infinite ammunition and a high rate of fire but relatively low damage.
Your ship has a limited number of missiles as new missiles must be crafted from resources you have collected. These missiles have high damage and seek out enemy ships. Finally, your ship has certain upgradable abilities. These abilities are very powerful but have long cooldowns. A few of these abilities include Radial Burst, Quick Regen, and Rapid Fire. These abilities can be bought and upgraded through the use of "Science" which can be collected by completing quests and leveling up.
Commanding your Fleet
SuperCluster: Void allows you to command your own fleet of starships. Adding a ship to your fleet will cause it to follow you around wherever you go and fight with you. You can upgrade these ships to increase their shield, hull, and damage or rename the ships in your fleet to whatever you want.
Quests and Exploration
SuperCluster: Void allows you to explore your own randomly generated galaxy. There are hundreds of different solar systems for you to explore with their own planets and moons which can be explored to complete quests or gather resources to upgrade your ship. Some of these planets are common and contain common resources such as copper or steel. Others are rare and contain valuable resources such as diamond or uranium.
Resources and Crafting
Resources you collect can be used to upgrade different parts for your ship or buy a new ship entirely. You can craft weapons, armor, thrusters, and many other upgrades for your ship.
Combat and Abilities
SuperCluster: Void has many unique alien factions to interact with. Some of these factions will be hostile and attack you while others will work with you and assist you on your quest. Your primary weapon is your ship's guns. These have infinite ammunition and a high rate of fire but relatively low damage.
Your ship has a limited number of missiles as new missiles must be crafted from resources you have collected. These missiles have high damage and seek out enemy ships. Finally, your ship has certain upgradable abilities. These abilities are very powerful but have long cooldowns. A few of these abilities include Radial Burst, Quick Regen, and Rapid Fire. These abilities can be bought and upgraded through the use of "Science" which can be collected by completing quests and leveling up.
Commanding your Fleet
SuperCluster: Void allows you to command your own fleet of starships. Adding a ship to your fleet will cause it to follow you around wherever you go and fight with you. You can upgrade these ships to increase their shield, hull, and damage or rename the ships in your fleet to whatever you want.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Fly through space. Collect resources. Upgrade your ship. So you can trek through some more space. And find more planets. With more resources. For more upgrades https://youtu.be/42l4gPnpR5c2 found this helpful
I somehow enjoyed grinding in this game and doing missions and exploration... It's not the nicest looking one, but definitely UI is okay and flaws aren't that big deal. The game felt very easy. Developer seemed to be active for some time, then abandon the game? There are still some stuff that should be done to make game easier (selling 100 materials with 100 clicks, really?). Some parts were funny, but generally story was okay. There were some crashes and it only supports few resolutions... But I still enjoyed it... and I'd feel bad about downvoting... [This must be one of my worst reviews...]1 found this helpful
Relatively fun game, I'm a sucker for the whole upgrading your ship, flying around space, completing quests style of gameplay. That said, not without drawbacks. As you can no doubt see from the screenshots, it is not a pretty game, most of the stuff really does look like it was done (admittedly pretty well done) in mspaint. That said, the graphics are functional and it's relatively easy to tell at a glance whats what, except when it comes to ship equipment, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to tell at a glance what you have equipped currently, only a picture of the item instead of including its name is present. Music is... Present, doesn't stand out to me either way does the job. Sound design is decent for the most part, though there is a missile launching sound that really really doesn't fit. Controls feel a little weird to get used to- but they work pretty well it's not hard to get to grips with. Storyline looks fairly standard so far, somewhat interesting and I am a sucker for a good from the ashes plotline. That said there doesn't seem to be much in the way of worldbuilding or oppertunities to find out about races involved, including the non-human Trask that you play as …1 found this helpful
Used to play Starflight (yea, the 30 year old space simulation) and trying to play this one It lacks a decent tutorial and I'm at the moment building a fleet - found out when you build a ship it appears inside a shipyard Now need find out how to arm and fire missiles >_< 5/10, will change when it gets better
man this is a gem of a game it's not much to look at but it was a fantastic playthrough making me want more... it's been 3 months er so since i beat it and i still want more!
With the size of my backlog there are much larger funded games which I want to see the end of before I die but this a very nice and clean attempt at space action rpgs Amateur done right and for that I can't complain other than lack of game pad support which a few of the other titles in this genere do have. Asking price is fair as well.
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