Stranded in orbit with your deceased colleague and cut off from Earth, you take on the role of a fatigued astronaut fighting to sustain a failing space station. Navigate dim corridors in zero gravity amid constant barrages of orbital debris, while repairing critical systems against encroaching failures and the chill of space. Check your task log, grab tools, and float freely with full 6 degrees of freedom to tackle daily maintenance.
This indie casual simulation delivers a slow-burn horror experience on PC, where you manage the station through a tense week toward its gripping finale. Players drawn to methodical survival tasks in isolated, deteriorating environments will find a focused challenge here.
Alone in orbit with the corpse of your only colleague and no way to reach Earth, play as a weary astronaut who must struggle to keep a defunct space station in orbit. While aboard the Damocles space station you must maintain the various systems aboard, deal with the ever-present threat of great storms of space junk, and navigate the dark halls in zero-gravity. Day by day more and more systems fail, and the cold of the void draws ever closer.
Kessler Syndrome is a student made slow-burn horror game, developed at Champlain College as a capstone project. We are excited to showcase what we have been working on this semester to any and all who may be interested!
Key features:
6 degrees of freedom allows you to float through the space station with ease
Check your task log and navigate your way through the ship to pick up tools and complete tasks
Maintain the ship for a week to achieve a climactic conclusion.
