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About the Story
They told you that star flight would be difficult. They told you and you believed them...sort of.
What they hadn't told you was how grueling cold sleep could be, how the months and years of your flight would be filled with endless nightmares, countless replays of every terrible thing that had happened to you in a lifetime of terrible Things. When the instructions finally arrived from the ship's computer telling the cold sleep Machinery to revive you for the final phase of your flight, you were grateful.
what you didn't realize, even as you stumbled groggily from the narrow sleep chamber into the pilot's cabin of the Starflyer Ganymede, was that the most nightmarish part of your mission was yet to come...and that you would face it fully awake.
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Current Version: 1
License: Commercial (Out of Print)
Development System: C64 BASIC
Forgiveness Rating: Polite
IFID: Unknown
TUID: ftyrc7dmm244mth
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STARFLIGHT: A Cosmic Adventure appears in the following Recommended Lists:Best of each authoring system by Denk
I intend to try the best games of each authoring system, so there will no doubt be many changes to this list in the future. So far, I think the following games are the best for each system I have tried: (games in alphabetic order)
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The following polls include votes for STARFLIGHT: A Cosmic Adventure:Your favorite homebrew parser by MathBrush
Homebrew games don't get a lot of love here, but some of them are pretty good. What is your favorite homebrew game?
Solved without Hints by joncgoodwin
I'm very interested in hearing truthful accounts of at least somewhat difficult games (or games that don't solve themselves at least) solved completely without recourse to hints, walkthroughs, etc.
Sublime Moments by Sam Kabo Ashwell
I've been thinking about games that provide really brilliant moments. This is not about the overall quality of the game: there are plenty of excellent games that never deliver a clear, standout moment of unalloyed excellence. And surely...
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