The First Thrust of God

WARNING! SCAM! Developer revoked ALL LEGITIMATELY BOUGHT keys, either redeemed or unredeemed, jacked the price up to the moon, is trying to censor criticism by actively deleting every thread about it and even is handing out community bans for people creating threads about this topic. Avoid at all costs. DO NOT BUY! By the way, the "game" is utter horse manure and can't even be called a real game.

STOP! DON'T BUY THIS. On November 11, 2025, Apillo (the developer and publisher of this overpriced piece of junk) revoked (stole) CrazyCar from a lot of people. Some of us bought or won this game a year ago, others got it six years ago. The forum threads created by the victims were promptly deleted. No explanation, no compensation... On November 12, 2025, Apillo revoked Fantasyland and its expansion (I'd owned it since 2019), as well as The first thrust of God, from our accounts. The developer also immediately delete threads created by those affected by this scam from the forums for these overpriced garbage games. Valve, wake up! -------------------------------------------------- СТОП! НЕ ПОКУПАЙ ЭТО. 11.11.2025 Apillo (разработчик и издатель этого оверпрайснутого мусора) отозвал (украл) CrazyCar со Steam аккаунтов множества пользователей. Кто-то из нас купил/выиграл эту игру год назад, кто-то — 6. Темы, созданные пострадавшими на форуме, были оперативно удалены. Никаких объяснений, никакой компенсации... 12.11.2025 Apillo отозвал с наших аккаунтов Fantasyland и дополнение к ней (я владел этим с 2019), а также The first thrust of God. Темы, созданные пострадавшими от этого мош…

A Steam Product code you activated has been removed from your account. 6 Jan, 2018 The first thrust of God YOU THIEF ! Give Back My Game I Legal Bought and you STEAL it form Me 7 YEARS Later !

Had this game revoked as well, even know had since 2018. Looks like all the devs games have been revoked as well

Apillo revoked all keys from paying customers and deleted any discussions since the event took place. Avoid this fraud / scammer developer

The First Thrust of God is one of those indie curiosities that immediately stands out—not because it is polished or expansive, but because it is strange, ambitious, and earnest in ways that few small projects dare to be. Built around a physics-driven premise, the game places you in a vaguely divine role, piloting a small craft through gravitational fields and attempting to perform a sequence of precise maneuvers that mimic orbital adjustments, object retrieval, and controlled landings. At its core, it is a minimalist simulation of thrust, gravity, inertia, and trajectory. Rather than giving you elaborate missions or narratives, the game focuses almost entirely on whether you can understand its nuances well enough to guide your craft with care. The tutorial is sparse and the systems are uncompromising, but that starkness is part of the game’s unusual identity. Controlling the craft is where the game makes its intentions clear. Instead of simplified movement or arcade-style responsiveness, you are given direct access to thrusters in different directions, each mapped to specific keys. Gravity behaves as a persistent force pulling at you, while thrust adjusts your motion in ways that …