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Helium Rain
- Release Date
2017-08-18 - License
BSD - External Links
GOG, Steam, SteamDB, PCGamingWiki
- Genres
Simulation, Space - Who made this?
Deimos Games - Made With
Unreal Engine - Platform
Native Linux
About this game:
Build your fleet, trade, explore and conquer
Helium Rain is a single-player space simulation that places you at the helm of a spacefaring company. Trade resources, buy ships and stations to fulfill contracts ! Dock at stations to buy and sell you wares or upgrade your ship, upgrade your technology to be more efficient and militarize your fleet to prevent piracy.
You will need to master both real-time action and long-term strategy: destroying a freighter has a direct impact on the economy, while declaring war will make your spaceflight environment slightly more hostile...
You can find the source code on GitHub.
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