Driftscape: Void

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Driftscape: Void A 2D space shooter with momentum-based zero-gravity flight, intense boss fights, and procedurally generated worlds you can roll in-game. ▶ Play the demo, free: a complete, winnable run through two of the four sectors. The full game opens all four sectors, plus the rest of the arsenal, modules, and bosses. Driftscape: Void is a 2D space-combat adventure: pilot a ship through the cooled remains of forgotten systems, master a growing arsenal of weapons and ship modules, face down towering boss machines, and carve your own path through a procedural campaign. What you'll do Fly — Zero gravity momentum. Strafe, drift, and boost to thread dense enemy fire — you carry your speed, so every shot you dodge is a commitment. Fight — Multiple weapon archetypes you swap between in real time. Spread shots, cone arcs, charged beams, orb launchers — each tuned for different ranges and enemy patterns. Gear up — Ship modules expand what you can do: lateral strafe thrusters, a boost burst, a re-tunable engine, a frontal energy shield, a contact radar, and a bird's-eye zoom to read the whole battlefield at a glance. Grow — Collect orbs, level up, and spend upgrade points on hull, recharge rate, and weapon damage. Find permanent weapon pickups that expand your loadout. Lose your orbs when you die — then chase down the soul you dropped to win them back. Survive four difficulty tiers — From "for new pilots" to "no slack, no quarter." Difficulty changes enemy speed, damage, and which entities even spawn on each level. Four sectors. Your order. From the central hub, four distinct sectors open at once — Crystal Caves, Ember Hollows, Verdant Deeps, Violet Wastes — and it's your call where to go and how to tackle them. Hunt the key-bosses guarding each sector, claim the permanent keys they drop, and use them to unlock the Vey Artifacts gating your ascension. It's an open, metroidvania-style loop: explore, power up, double back — at your pace, in your order. Epic boss fights More than ten unique boss encounters, each a set-piece with its own mechanics and tells. A growing roster awaits: Twin Reavers — paired gunships linked by a searing energy tether. Kill one and the survivor enrages, opening a gravity well as it floods the arena. The Coil — a segmented serpent that weaves the room as a moving wall. Only its tail is vulnerable, so peel it down link by link. The Obelisk Eye — a rotating shield-ring with a single gap. Break through, then chase it as it shatters and goes mobile. The Hive Sovereign — a shielded core escorted by guardian pylons. Clear the escort to crack the shield, then weather the bullet-hell that follows. …plus heavy warships, beam platforms, and melee bruisers — with more bosses landing through Early Access. Procedural worlds — roll one in-game or design your own Two ways to make a galaxy. Generate one in-game — roll a complete campaign from a single seed without ever leaving Driftscape: Void. Want to go deeper? The free, web-based level editor opens the whole campaign up for hand-authoring — place enemies, sculpt rooms, set the rules, write your own intros and lore — starting from a generated galaxy or a blank slate. The official campaign was built with this same tool. It's deterministic, so the same seed always rolls the same galaxy — share a seed or a campaign folder and a friend pilots your exact world. Custom campaigns drop into the game's levels folder and appear in the campaign picker alongside the official one. Made something cool? Send it our way — we'd love to play it, and we might feature standout community campaigns in-game (with full credit, of course). Mod-friendly by design The official campaign loads from packed assets; your custom campaigns load from disk. The same JSON formats we use to author official content are exactly what the editor exports — no black boxes. Everything you need to make weeks of new content ships with the game. Constant Improvement Driftscape: Void is under continuous, active development, and a lot is planned — new bosses, weapons, enemies, modules, sectors, and quality-of-life land regularly. We want your ideas. Drop suggestions in our Discord, post feedback in the Steam community hub, or just play and tell us what felt good and what didn't. Current status Single-player, with controller and keyboard support. Native Steam Deck verification in progress. Discord and Steam community hub active — devs respond. Roadmap published publicly; player-voted features prioritized. Join us early, shape what this becomes. "The wreckage is the map."

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