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Space Crew, the sequel to the very popular Bomber Crew from Runner Duck and publisher Curve Digital, gets renamed to Space Crew: Legendary Edition with a free expansion upgrade out now.

Bringing with it a fair amount of fresh content, it sounds like a good time to go out and explore space. New dangers lurk in the dark corners though. Have a look at the new trailer below:

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New Features include:

  • A brand new campaign – Players will take on a droid army led by rogue androids previously allied with the United Defence Force. Battle against a whole host of new Enemy Champions and ships across new missions, with new gear, liveries and upgrades available for victorious Captains to unlock. 
  • Away Team missions – Leave your ship and venture on foot for the first time with three of your crew onto outposts and large vessels in the all NEW Away Team missions. Selecting the right team will be critical for survival as Away Team missions consist of exploration, puzzles, or combat… sometimes even against the clock!
  • Legendary Crew members - Build and personalise your ultimate crew by discovering and rescuing legendary crew members with amazing abilities and superior stats, to bolster your efforts against the enemy threat.

"We’re really happy to be able to give fans of Space Crew incredibly exciting new content as well as a bigger, bolder experience for first-time space captains!" said Dave Miller, co-founder of Runner Duck Games. "With the new Android Ambush campaign, Away Team missions and a new star system to explore there’s something for everyone and we really hope players enjoy the new content as much as we have enjoyed making it!"

You can buy it from Humble Store and Steam.

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