Hull Module Voyager
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- hull-module-voyager
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- MIT
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Build starship deck modules and command crew survival against raids
Hull Module Voyager is a 60 FPS real-time starship interior builder and crew survival game featuring tactical pause across three deep-space sectors.
Construct and connect Hull Corridors, Reactor Cores, O2 Scrubbers, Hydroponics Beds, Cryo Pods, and Point-Defense Turrets on your ship deck grid. Pause time anytime to plan layouts, watch autonomous crew haul O2 canisters, tend crops, extinguish electrical fires, seal meteor hull breaches, and repel Pirate Boarding Pods.
Features:
- Real-time 60 FPS deck simulation with full Tactical Pause building mode
- 6 interconnected ship modules with live power grid and oxygen diffusion
- Autonomous crew pathfinding for firefighting, breach repair, and defense
- 3 Sectors, 3 difficulty levels (Casual, Arcade, Turbo), WAV SFX, EN/VI UI
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any commercial title.
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