Greetings, travellers of galaxies, completer of quests, deep combat system lovers, and anything in between!
I'd like to give you three new games which are very good time wasters in my opinion.
First is Voyager. You are in command of a starship of a peculiar nature. It only goes downward to the center of the galaxy due to the descent drive installed. You need to manage travel supplies, make money by transporting goods from randomly generated world to randomly generated world, avoid or deal with pirates, collect samples of terran or alien worlds, smuggle, manage your crew, and, all the meaning to this is that you should uncower the nature of the descent drive! Kind of long story, i myself didn't complete it yet, prestiging system, meaning if you settle down on a world you can start over with bonuses. Link is:
https://brunodias.itch.io/voyageur
The game costs $4.99, but every cent worth it in my opinion. The interface is a web based one, tested with NVDA. The only minor pest is the adjustment of music, ambience, and sounds. You can toggle them off and on by going to settings, then standing on the desired item, and going one down, there should be a clickable. Click there with nvda mouse click and it should toggle, though, one of my friends couldn't do it, but for me it works perfectly.
Second is 4x4 galaxy. Maybe some of you are aware of it because downloaded it and it gave me a screen reader friendly version, another web based game.
link is:
https://agat.itch.io/4x4-galaxy
Taken from the site: "4x4 Galaxy is a space exploration game with 16 planets that are different every playthrough thanks to procedurally generated content. Discover new worlds, battle space pirates and strange beasts, sell goods, explore abandoned mines, go on quests, buy equipment and upgrade your starship; gain enough power to complete your main objective, which is also procedurally generated!"
Third is called Travel. A steam game about battling, completing quests, building towns, and getting better and better equipment in proceduraly generated fashion. Has classes, very deep combat system, and, i think a deeper story behind all of the battling but i didn't find anything, except a mention in the second town.
link is: https://store.steampowered.com/app/992240/Trawel/
Costs 3,99 euro.
Launch the game in the following way if you don't want to get a strange, though still usable interface. Go to your steamapps/travel folder, edit runtravel.bat and delete the line which starts travel graphycal mode, save the file, then you're good to go. Pure command line version.
