It is true. Primordius, Dread Lord of the Dark Traverse, has returned even as vicious planet ravagers from the bug star AND insane star killers from another galaxy roam the Purple Void. It is a time of great danger and catastrophic consequence among the Nine Races. But you--and only you--can save the day! No really! We mean it!
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The Infinite Space games (Strange Adventures, Weird Worlds and Sea of Stars) are humorous science fiction roguelites (with graphics, sound and music) that are played to completion in 20-45 minutes (depending on the game). Each of them generates a different interstellar region to explore every time a new session begins. Stars, planets, black holes, nebula mass, alien patrols, items, lifeforms and other encounters are randomized for each new voyage.
Btw, the sequels don't alter the original roguelite gameplay formula established with Strange Adventures (no way!) but each one ups the ante visually and sonically, and adds new features and specials to expand the game--like new characters, new ships and gadgets, more super-rare quests, and even the symphonic music created by UK composer Evelyn Sykes for Sea of Stars!
Strange Adventures was released in 2002 followed by Weird Worlds in 2005 and, with the help of the community, Sea of Stars in 2015.
Note that Strange Adventures in Infinite Space will always be available FREE and DRM-free exclusively on itch!
Accolades
Innovation in Audio: Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space (IGF, 2006)
Seumas McNally Grand Prize finalist: Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space (IGF, 2006)
Quest/Adventure Game of the Year: Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space (Game Tunnel, 2005)
Links
TV Tropes comprehensive Strange Adventures FAQ
Strange Adventures in Infinite Space Wikipedia page
Strange Adventures on Facebook
Weird Worlds on Facebook
Sea of Stars on Facebook
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