A Scavenging Trip is a short yet challenging simulation game inspired by 90s/PSX styles. Players embark on a mission to explore an unknown planet, collecting surface samples while racing against time. The game features three missions with varying difficulty levels, where a perfect speedrun can be completed in about 10-15 minutes, but first-time players may take 1-2 hours to complete, especially on the hardest difficulty setting.
With no save feature available, all missions are unlocked for immediate play, however, the game emphasizes context through the order of missions. Its minimalist controls can be customized in the settings, while default controls utilize WASDQE. Currently, gamepad support is absent, and the mouse is not integrated, making it accessible on both desktops and laptops.
The game boasts low system requirements, compatible with any system capable of opening the webpage. Recommended specifications include a Pentium M processor or better, and it runs on 64-bit Windows 10 or newer and Linux *buntu 18.04 or newer. A custom software renderer created in Rust delivers the graphics using CPU calculations, ensuring a unique retro experience. Download now to explore the adventure!
What platforms is A Scavenging Trip available on?
A Scavenging Trip is available for Windows (10 or newer) and Linux (*buntu 18.04 or newer).
What is the gameplay duration for A Scavenging Trip?
A perfect speedrun through all difficulties takes around 10-15 minutes, while a first playthrough may take 1-2 hours on higher difficulty levels.
Does the game have a save feature?
No, all missions are unlocked from the start and there is no save feature.
How can Metaistic help with game development?
Metaistic can assist with game development by providing consulting services, system design, software development in Rust, and custom engine creation tailored to your specifications.
