Yo, Starstruck Vagabond is like Stardew Valley in space, but instead of farming, you're all about spaceship maintenance and delivering cargo. You’ll be doing all sorts of odd jobs to keep your ship from falling apart while building relationships with your crew and maybe even finding a new purpose in life. So, the story starts with the protagonist accidentally freezing themselves for 2,000 years. They wake up in some unknown galaxy with just a beat-up old transport ship. To stay alive, they start hauling crates across star systems. As they explore more and accumulation a crew of wrong, they get caught up in some serious cosmic drama. In the middle of the galaxy, there's this massive purple egg, like four star systems big, causing chaos with these weird egg-like creatures. The big shots, Amalgam and Oniris, can't get their act together to stop them, so they end up relying on our raggedy starship captain to save the day.
Gameplay-wise, it's all about chilled-out crate delivering with tons of other stuff to check out. You can develop and Customize as you like your own transport ship, dive into an epic space storyline, recruit unique characters to your crew, and even customize your ship's colors. You may also be interested in the game SHINJUKU SOUMEI There’s a sick soundtrack by Sam Houghton and Joe Collinson from BPM: Bullets Per Minute. You’ll be taking delivery jobs to access new star systems, loading up crates, and completing all sorts of gigs in each system.
Every sector has hidden Upgrade Units that you can trade for ship improvements, and there are four quadrants of the galaxy to unlock as you progress through the story. New staff members join you with the way, and you can improve your relationship with them to unlock their full storylines. There are nine potential crew members, but you can only recruit five in one playthrough. Play again to experience all their stories and see how different choices change events. And even after you finish the main story, there’s still tons to do, like completing every job, surveying every planet, and maybe even finding a way to start the whole cycle over again for endless fun.
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