Embark on a perilous journey aboard the intersystem cargo ship "SOMNIUM" in Lost in Space: Madness. This indie RPG from Girf Games plunges players into a narrative-driven experience where every choice matters.

You'll manage a diverse crew, each with unique skills, characteristics, and deeply personal fears that can impact the unfolding story and the very survival of the ship.

Overview

Lost in Space: Madness offers a compelling single-player campaign, but the adventure doesn't stop there. Up to four players can team up for a cooperative story campaign, facing the unknown together. The game weaves a tale filled with riddles and critical decisions, where the psychological state of your crew members, particularly their "special fears," can lead to dire consequences, including harm to themselves and allies.

Highlights

  • Narrative-Driven Choices: Engage with a story where player decisions and character fears directly influence the plot and crew's fate.
  • Unique Crew Management: Take command of distinct characters like Captain Valery Gromov, the steadfast leader, and Engineer Alice Wagner, crucial for ship repairs despite her fragile spirit.
  • Cooperative Storytelling: Experience the campaign solo or join forces with friends in a 2-4 player co-op mode to tackle the challenges together.

Who It's For

Fans of narrative-heavy RPGs, strategy enthusiasts who enjoy turn-based gameplay, and players looking for a sci-fi experience with a psychological twist will find Lost in Space: Madness compelling. Those who appreciate games with meaningful choices and character development, especially in a cooperative setting, should definitely check this out.

Game Info

Developed and published by Girf Games, Lost in Space: Madness was released on December 18, 2023. It supports a variety of languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, and more, with full audio support for several. The game features both single-player and multiplayer modes, including co-op and shared/split-screen co-op, and is rated for ages 0+ with content descriptors noting potential for in-game harm among characters.