Lift off from the moon base, find the way down into the caves and land gently next to the stranded astronauts. They run to your ship and climb aboard. Fly them back to the base, refuel and head out again.
Every world has its real gravity, from the Moon to Io, so every flight feels different. The caves grow deeper and more winding from level to level, with overhangs, side passages and wide chambers. Land too hard or scrape the rock and your shield takes the hit.
Each rescue earns experience for your ship: a stronger engine, a bigger tank, more seats, a tougher shield, a brighter headlight. Credits from crates and crystals buy extra gear like a grabber arm, a searchlight, a radar and a little mining satellite. When all 100 levels are done, the next difficulty opens up.
Available in 44 languages.
Developed by Vera and Josef Sejrek / Budbrain Software Contact: caverescue@budbrain.de
Keywords: space, moon, cave, rescue, astronaut, gravity, flying, spaceship, singleplayer, offline
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