Delivery in Space Reviews

Nice puzzle. All Star Trek fans must like space games, I guess.

The game has a different and very interesting proposal, it's fun to play and the visual quality is really good!

Great puzzle game! I like these card style based command puzzles, very entertaining!

Simple movement planning puzzle, one wrong step and the goal is compromised!

Great puzzle that is based on mathematical calculations to get to the planets! Recommended!

I loved this type of puzzle with cards. Beautiful art matching the space theme. It starts out simple, but the puzzles gradually become more difficult, so you can get used to the new mechanics in each level. I recommend!

A fairly simple puzzle game, its levels seem well-designed in that they introduce new game elements with extremely simple 'gimme' levels and then make things more and more complicated from there. It's $2 and took me two hours. Pretty good deal, would recommend.

Cute space-themed puzzle game with card-based movement and 77 levels. Good variety of mechanics, well-priced. A very solid product from a solo dev, worth checking out. [b]7/10 - very good.[/b] You can follow my Steam Curator page at [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35646443-Inclusive-Games/] Inclusive Games[/url]!

It's not a *bad* game, per se, but it just so happens that other games of this type do it better. The best comparison that comes to mind is Golf Peaks. This game's puzzles lack elegance, in the sense that there's only one, tight revelatory solution. It feels like you've outsmarted the developer, or that it had limited playtesting, which results in a generally unsatisfying experience. Also, the ship moves way too slow. If you've got a buck and a couple hours to kill, you could do worse. But you can also do better.

[b]delivery in space[/b] is the extraterrestrial cousin of [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/923260/]golf peaks[/url] and [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1361920]bright paw[/url]. it's played on a grid and cards provide movement options with the goal of reaching the exit. click a card, choose a cardinal direction and your spaceship moves a certain amount of tiles, rinse and repeat. [b]77 levels[/b] in 7 packs, levels unlock one by one, completing 9 is enough to unlock the next planet and the remaining 2 bonus levels. [b]various mechanics mix things up[/b], like asteroids to avoid, cards providing teleport instead of regular movement, space jelly that slows the ship down (a 3-card only moves 2 tiles, etc.), black holes sucking you in (only if you finish movement on that tile), non-card teleport tiles, and so on. good variety. [b]controls are mouse-only[/b], just click on stuff, [b]undo is available, works from a fail state too[/b]. graphics and audio are functional, there are on-screen level numbers, a level select screen, separate volume settings, a windowed mode toggle for a resizable window and a static background toggle, also while playing a level. it's fine overall, mostly on the easy side, should take [b]less than 3 hours[/b]. if you're a fan of this card-based movement thing, give it a shot.