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August 21, 2023 – Pahris Entertainment, a Latvia-based duo, announces the official release date of their hardcore post-apocalyptic RPG Space Wreck. After almost a year in Steam Early Access, where the game has accumulated a Very Positive rating with 86% of players leaving positive reviews, the retro space adventure will see a full launch on October 10, 2023. Just in time to mark the 26th anniversary of the original release of Fallout – the game that serves as the main inspiration for the developers.
Space Wreck is an inch wide but miles deep — an intentionally short, yet surprisingly extensive RPG adventure that supports multiple gameplay styles, including various non-lethal approaches.
Pahris Entertainment is excited to reveal more about the world of Space Wreck with the release of a new launch trailer in September.
About Space Wreck
Inspired by classic isometric RPGs like Fallout and Arcanum, Space Wreck is a hardcore role-playing game set on a desolate space station 20 years after a major conflict over asteroid mining. The game features an old-school tactical turn-based combat with action points, dice rolls, and grid-based movement.
Role-playing is the most important part of Space Wreck. You can become whoever you wish, playing however you want to. Be a smooth talker, a sneaky hacker, a brawling bully or anybody else – it's your choice. In any situation, there are always multiple ways to deal with a problem. The approach you take is tied to your character's skills and abilities – you’ll have to play to your strengths and work around weaknesses. Cannot convince someone to help you? Hack their computer and find something to blackmail them with. Or straight-up pickpocket them, and you’ll find anything a character might have in their inventory. Combat is 100% optional, so you can complete Space Wreck without killing anyone. Or you can murder every person you find – even the most essential characters. It's up to you.
A typical Space Wreck quest will have from 3 to 8 unique ways to complete it. The game’s map is as open as reasonably possible (remember, you’re on a stranded spaceship!). Your approach to characters, quests and the order in which you complete locations will trigger different events and lead to different endings. In space, no one can hear you agonize over your choices.
Space Wreck is an inch wide but miles deep — an intentionally short, yet surprisingly extensive RPG adventure that supports multiple gameplay styles, including various non-lethal approaches.
Pahris Entertainment is excited to reveal more about the world of Space Wreck with the release of a new launch trailer in September.
About Space Wreck
Inspired by classic isometric RPGs like Fallout and Arcanum, Space Wreck is a hardcore role-playing game set on a desolate space station 20 years after a major conflict over asteroid mining. The game features an old-school tactical turn-based combat with action points, dice rolls, and grid-based movement.
Role-playing is the most important part of Space Wreck. You can become whoever you wish, playing however you want to. Be a smooth talker, a sneaky hacker, a brawling bully or anybody else – it's your choice. In any situation, there are always multiple ways to deal with a problem. The approach you take is tied to your character's skills and abilities – you’ll have to play to your strengths and work around weaknesses. Cannot convince someone to help you? Hack their computer and find something to blackmail them with. Or straight-up pickpocket them, and you’ll find anything a character might have in their inventory. Combat is 100% optional, so you can complete Space Wreck without killing anyone. Or you can murder every person you find – even the most essential characters. It's up to you.
A typical Space Wreck quest will have from 3 to 8 unique ways to complete it. The game’s map is as open as reasonably possible (remember, you’re on a stranded spaceship!). Your approach to characters, quests and the order in which you complete locations will trigger different events and lead to different endings. In space, no one can hear you agonize over your choices.
