A singleplayer real-time space strategy game, where every move matters. Difficulty levels from very easy to insane, focuses on micromanagement, unit positioning, timing attacks, depth (low enemy ability count but high quality), and replayability.

## About This Game
Overview
A singleplayer real-time space strategy game, where every move matters.
Difficulty levels from very easy to insane, focuses on micromanagement, unit
positioning, timing attacks, depth (low enemy ability count but high quality),
and replayability. Use ships to attack and destroy enemy space stations as you
navigate through different randomly setup star maps to get to the exit and
win.

* Massively replayable
Units have lots of depth and are well play tested for every correct move and
mistake. No matter how many times you play you’ll always have fun and feel
dumb for making simple mistakes. The star maps have fixed layouts but the
rewards and exit point are in randomized locations. This means that no matter
how many times you play they’ll always feel like new.

* Wide range of difficulty levels
Want to relax after a long day or every single move to matter as you push your
ships to their limits? Regardless of your mood or skill, you’ll find what
you’re looking for.

* Short playthroughs
Playthroughs are about 0-15 minutes, so don’t worry if you don’t have a lot of
time. The game’s easy to get into and about building and trying to maintain
good habits.

Combat
Use ships to attack and destroy turrets on enemy space stations in real time.
You’ll quickly learn where to position each ship, when to attack what turret
and how to counter their abilities. It’s easy to learn but hard to master.

* Only enemy turrets have abilities
Your ships positioning matters more than ever. Dodge projectiles of different
speeds, sizes and negative effects. Switch what turrets you attack to avoid
shields and maximize bonus damage. Move weakened ships to safety as you move
stronger ones in to take some hits.

* Low unit count
You only have 6 ships to control and 8 enemy turrets to destroy in each round.
You must be very focused on each one and use them as a team. If one will be in
trouble soon what are you going to do with the others to help?

* Don’t give up
A lot of hard work can be undone in a single round but if you play well you
can recover. Don’t give up because the difference between victory and defeat
is often very close, sometimes just a single move.

* Precise gameplay
Each round starts with new ships and turrets. Therefore the gameplay is
exactly as casual or intense as the difficulty selected.

* Exploit the enemy turret AI any way you can
Any move that the game allows is fair play. Once you learn how the enemy
turret AI works use any and every move you can to exploit it.

Navigation
Navigate through different randomly setup star maps to get to the exit and
win. The star maps have fixed layouts but the rewards and exit point are in
randomized locations. Some rewards will help you and some will harm you. It’s
all about finding the exit and getting there as quickly as possible. Sometimes
you have to rely on a bit of luck but planning ahead will increase your
chances.

* How to find the exit
Unlock rewards as you navigate the star map or travel to possible exit points
directly. Sometimes you’ll get lucky and the exit will be revealed to you
early, but it can easily get moved. Regardless as to how the star map is setup
you can always make it.

* Probabilistic decision making and trade-offs
Most of the star map starts hidden and is discovered as you navigate it.
Constantly think about where the exit and rewards might be and how you will
change your strategy as you progress. What’s the chance that the exit will be
at the possible exit point that you’re traveling towards? If it’s not there
what’s the chance that it will get swapped to it?

* Different star map lengths and complexity
Some star maps are shorter and others longer. Some are more straightforward
and others more complex. Whether your brain doesn’t work anymore after a long
day or you’re fresh and ready to go you can always have fun.

Seconds in Space