Starship Simulator - Steam Teaser Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- The first proper teaser video for Starship Simulator, which is a collection of very early alpha footage arranged to fit our new main theme music.
If you like what you see and you're excited about the game's future, then please consider supporting the project on Patreon. You guys truly make the magic happen!
Music by Eric E Britt @Orchestorm.
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I can't wait and linked it to my twitter page. I so can't wait for this game!
This actually feels like it could be the intro for a TV show about Earths first interstellar ship.
That's actually part of the motivation behind the style. We wanted it to feel like a classic sci-fi show, and that's pretty much how the gameplay should play out too.
@@DanGovier hearing that makes it even better
I ADORE the little signs telling you which direction you are going, it makes so much sense and I always wondered how people managed to get around these things without a map.
The hype I feel for the next demo is so hard to express, if there is any game I am looking forward to the most in this year or the next, it is this one.
the Tutorials could be a VR exprience in lore how they learn to move about the ship and how to do their jobs.
Amazing! If you guys allowed the simulated ship interiors to be used in non-profit fan films, this would be a huge game changer.
We'd have no issue with that :)
Ok this just completely blew my mind. It simply looks like the next massive game.
My music fits so well!
It does! :)
Nice job!!
Really like the look of this! Good luck with the development.
Holy shit this looks good! I saw your comment on Yamiks' livestream and omg I'm definitely looking forward to your game!
Hey, thanks! We're aiming to fill a lot of gaps that exist in modern space games :)
That's how I found these guys too. It's going to be incredible if they pull this off.
This looks incredible. Truly cannot wait!
Looks incredible! Fairly ambitious release date too! This is going to be awesome. :D
You absolutely need to add modding (custom ships and, if possible, structures) to that. (Then have a modder / ‘officialy unpaid developer that isn’t connected to your company’ make a Star Wars/Gate/Treck/whatever ship, and give it to a few youtubers for review. Instant hype without pesky copyright lawyers trying to sue you)
This game is awesome
Looks awesome! Im exited to check it out!
nice work
OH I so want this on my computer.
Gorgeous!
Looks gorgeous!
Very ambitious just played the play test on steam 👍
Aww yeah!! This is going on my Saturday news
Awesome!
Somehow I wasn’t expecting you here :P
@@minerskills You all get around :D
game looks great, hope there'll be some mechanic to build space stations or planetary colonies in the new worlds we find
We're not planning on that for the first release, but we do have plans to see humans expanding into the new worlds you find during the single player campaign. We've actually got 3 separate campaign story arcs planned that follow on directly from one another, along with 2 that will be standalone. During the third one you will be directly involved in the human expansion activities.
Love the sounds of that can't wait
I believe there's a spelling mistake on the console display at t=40: "Aquisition" should be "Acquisition".
Very cool.
WOW AMAZING ❤️ can not wait anymore ❤️
Can't wait to live aboard a living breathing starship
Your comment on the space engine video by Obsidian Ant brought me here and I'm not disappointed!
I hope this project sees the light day.
Also I'm wondering if it will be multiplayer only or will it have single player with some advanced NPCs?
We're planning for the initial release to be a free sandbox, which will contain the full crew compliment and support both single and multiplayer. After that, we have a number of DLC's planned that will be purely single player campaigns (although they will include new ships for multiplayer use).
Exciting!
Nicely done! I love the aft section's design. Totally makes sense for a ship that needs to skim atmospheres for refueling. By the way, I love the music. Is it your original work for this project? Would love to improvise a theremin line for it. Thanks for doing this. :)
It is original. Our composer is www.youtube.com/@Orchestorm
The ship is actually getting a completely new change soon.
@@StarshipSimulator Ah, ok. Very cool! Looking forward to the upcoming changes, then. Thanks. :)
Ok... this looks good... hopefully full leg implementation... and land on those planets... maybe whit shuttle or so... HYPE 😄
Shut up, and take my money! 🖖😀
Can't wait!
Great work guys, I have nothing but respect for the work you guys are doing. Best of luck and hope to be playing in 2022 unless you guys are offering early access testing... ;) hmu if so plz
Hi :) At the moment our backers ( Paypal or Patreon) have early access to the game, behind-the-scenes access, and a hand in the making of the game itself. We will have a playable demo out on Steam within the next few months :)
Wow
This looks great but I’m curious what the game loop will look like. That’s what a has always deterred me from spaceship sim games, it devolves into fetch quests and “go blow this up” quests which get boring. Hope it can break out of that cycle!
There's a lot to unpack in a youtube comment, but super simplified it will go something like this;
- Choose a star system to warp to. This will take several in-game days, and you'll be carrying out role-specific tasks each day.
- Upon arrival, scan the system and look for interesting things to investigate. There will be a lot of variety in this regard.
- If there's a habitable world, the life on its surface could be anything from simple bacteria all the way up to ancient alien civilisations.
- If the life is advanced enough you'll be able to hail them, and a multiple choice dialogue system will determine how that plays out (captain role).
- If your contact goes well you might get something to enhance your ship, or if it goes badly you might find yourself under attack.
- You will also be able to explore derelict ships and stations to search for interesting things, which again will have a risk vs reward component.
- There are billions of star systems to explore, and everything is procedural so you'll never know what to expect when you arrive at a system.
- Your ship's systems are all fully simulated, with their own needs in terms of maintenance and resources. The engineer role will take care of this.
Basically you get a living, breathing starship and a whole galaxy to explore with it :)
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Where's the crew?! I want chickens, dammit!
Well you see we all got a bit hungry during development. On the bright side we now have humans ingame :P
This feels like a "Star Trek" or "Starfleet" simulator. LOL without it being "Star Trek" of course.
What happened to the chickens?
Will we be able to do rocket oriented deck style ships? I think it would play into the stacked disk arrangement really well.
The game will release with just the one ship to begin with (it's huge), but we're planning on releasing a number of smaller ships over time. They will vary in style, and it would be interesting to do an older style one which is more like the SpaceX starship in design.
Could Paramount come after them for the ship design?
It's a fair question, and one we've asked ourselves a few times. Ultimately though, the only physical similarity between our Magellan Class and any ship in Trek is the fact it's saucer shaped. The internal design is inspired by Zaha Hadid architecture, the ship's tech is based on real world science, and the story/lore is entirely our own IP. In fact, the design is entirely driven by the technical needs of the ship, and it just so happens that having a circular deck layout was the most efficient use of space for 200 crew quarters. It really packs them in tightly.
Paramount/CBS were certainly not the first to use saucer shaped ships in sci-fi, but I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to claim ownership of the concept. For that reason we will most certainly be involving a copyright lawyer to be 100% sure before release.
@@DanGovier the only problem I see is the design Is way too close to the Miranda Class Starship in Star Trek.
In fact my first reaction upon seeing the ship was "Oh neat! there's a new Star Trek game coming out!"
Looks great.
Will it have mod tools ?
very cool! curious whats the diameter of the ship? port to starboard speaking
Hey, thanks :) The saucer is almost exactly 200m wide, give or take a few cm for surface detail.
@@StarshipSimulator excited :)
Spoilers, on a spaceship
Not these days. It's completely different.
Any news, nothing in 3 months
Hi Mike, a new video is actually being made this week. We also have weekly updates on Steam, Twitter, and Discord.
@@StarshipSimulator Yeah, as my sister says. Back in the day I worked testing a board games called Star Fleet Battles. The designer used to say he wants to feed the "beast" often to keep interest up. Looking forward to what has been done.
@@mikethompson2650 Yes, the weekly content is very well received by everyone. Due to being a solo developed game ( at the moment), it takes longer to get videos done but there will be one very soon.
I love everything about this except for the kerning on the ship name which is really pissing me off, please fix.
Funnily enough each letter is exactly the same degrees in separation on a circle, it's the Eurostile font that has slightly awkward letter placement. I'll see if I can nudge it a bit, because traditional kerning won't work here (each letter is a separate object).