Check this out, bro. "Starstruck Vagabond" is this awesome chill work/life sim kinda like Stardew Valley, but instead of farming, you're fixing up spaceships and hauling cargo around the galaxy. You get to do all sorts of odd jobs to keep your ship from falling apart, and you can totally bond with your crew and maybe even find some new purpose in life, buddy.
So, the main dude accidentally freezes himself for like 2000 years, and he wakes up in some random galaxy with nothing but a janky old transport ship. He has gotta make a living by delivering crates across different star systems. As he explores he picks up some misfit crew members and gets caught up in this huge mystery.
There is this gigantic purple egg the size of four star systems causing chaos, and these weird egg-like beings are terrorizing the galaxy. The two main authorities, Amalgam and Oniris, can't get their act together to stop them, so they end up relying on our beat-up starship captain who keeps stumbling into the middle of things to save the day.
The game is all about chilled-out crate delivering and exploring bro. You can customize and upgrade your ship, and the story unfolds as you play through space. There are relationship mechanics too so you can recruit unique characters to your crew befriend them, and dive into their stories. You may also be interested in the game SHINJUKU SOUMEI.
The galaxy is procedurally generated, meaning every playthrough is different, dude. The soundtrack is totally original by Sam Houghton and Joe Collinson (BPM: Bullets Per Minute), so you know it's gonna be lit.
Take on delivery jobs to unlock new star systems. Load up the crates, make the journey, and unload them at your destination. Every star system has a ton of gigs like surveying planets cleaning buildings responding to distress calls, salvaging cargo from derelict ships, and more. There’s always something to keep you busy, bro.
Each sector has a hidden Upgrade Unit you can trade at shipyards for a faster engine, bigger cargo platform, and other sweet upgrades. In addition, you can repaint your ship’s colors at shops.
The galaxy is divided into four quadrants unlocking as you progress through the story. Each objective might need you to travel somewhere specific or earn enough money for an upgrade, so you’ve gotta find your own way to get there. Sounds epic, right? Give it a shot, bro!
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