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CaptainKal wrote: Tue Feb 17, 2026 3:37 pm You are killing me!!! I still haven't played your two previous games!!

That's OK! There's so many options these days lol

Hi everyone,

I'm making a space game called Low Earth Orbit Adventures (LEO Adventures). I really love sci-fi that aims for a bit more near-future realism like The Expanse and Gravity. There was a show in the 1980s called "Star Cops" that only lasted 9 episodes that is kind of rough but also kind ...

I just did a test of Apple Trek and it downloaded fine! Very fast too

Snow46 wrote: Tue Feb 03, 2026 9:13 pm Anything recently published worth playing? Looking for a new game !

What type of games do you like?

Spam seems to be a problem with the new setup

More 6DOF games in my never-ending quest

Miner Wars - heavily panned game but the devs went on to make Space Engineers! Gives me hope for Cell Sword lol sob

NeonXSZ - I actually already own this one. Underrated!

I honestly think self-hosting can make a big comeback (or even be bigger than it ever was). Mobile phones could also easily become personal social media servers to friends and family.... like Facebook but for your closest 100 friends and family.


I forgot to ask, did anyone get a email from SSC ...

How is the site running for you is it more responsive than before? I know fopr me sometimes pages took 5-10s to load with godaddy and when saving a post would take sometimes more.


The speed is great now. Really responsive. It feels like a normal bulletin board now. Before it was slow. You're ...

It looks like maybe some of the bbcode tags like [ quote ] and [ url ] have been converted to plain text OR there is some processing effect that is only run on posts after they are edited that recreate the bbcode effects. For example, in one of my posts the URL tag was visible but after I edited and ...

Found a few more while revisiting Cell Sword recently:

Ascentroid - hews very closely to the original Descent by the looks of it.

AquaNox: Deep Descent - A multiplayer 6DOF set underwater. Reviews are iffy and it looks a bit slow tbh.

Null Operator - This is a game from about 2015 but ...

I saw this and did enjoy it more than I thought. I was very entertained but it felt more like Way of the Water Part 2 than a new Avatar 3. It was long. I never got bored but I wish they had found a way to trim 20 minutes somehow.


Mild spoiler below:


It was a lot like a scifi book from the 1970s ...

Wow, amazing! So glad it's back and it's so shiny and new

Kind of hoping my computer lasts at least five more years 

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@classyk To many buttons!!!! <E>:)</E> Seriously, I had "Shuttle: The Space Flight Simulator" for Amiga ([url]https://amiga.abime.net/games/view/shuttle-the-space-flight-simulator),[/url] in its original box!! But I couldn't get past the first ...

These kind of historical simulations are the perfect use for games. It's the closest we get to real time travelling

I have put this up on Steam ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/4118300/CGA_Trek/ ) if any spacesimcentral folk want a code DM me :D :D
I've added other CGA palettes other than bright magenta and I'm thinking of adding new features like shields (but I can never promise future updates). It's a ...

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I have read in the past the reason why the Atari never got a version back in the day was because the programmer hire for the job did a runner.<br/>
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Interesting! I hadn't heard that. Do you have any other details? <br/>
I found this ...

Looks very nice! Good luck with the release

I picked up Future Breach 64 on the recommendation of a friend and it is cute for an hour or so but not really my type of game. It was only a $1 though so definitely got my money's worth

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Hi all. Am a Newb to the forum, and to Pioneer space sim. Am a retired, recovering, rocket scientist (R^3*S), and getting back to more fun stuff. ...so, take me out to the black...<br/>
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Wow, working with real rockets must've been ...