Dangerous Lite: Space RPG

Dangerous Lite is the opening of Dangerous, a single-player space trading RPG. Trade, fight, mine and explore the whole galaxy, play the first two chapters of the story, and pick up the full game when you want the rest.

No ads, no in-app purchases, no timers. Plays offline, and cloud save is optional.

WHAT'S IN LITE
- The full galaxy: 33 star systems and over 200 stations
- Trading, mining, bounty hunting and freelance contracts
- The first two chapters of the story
- Wingmates to recruit, with one flying beside you
- Cloud saves across your devices

THE FULL GAME ADDS
- The rest of the fourteen-chapter story and its ending
- Two wingmates flying with you at once
- No cap on skill points

THE GALAXY
33 star systems, each with its own written history, linked by 44 stargates and 7 wormholes you have to find. Over 200 stations to dock at: shipyards, ore refineries, research labs, prisons, legislatures, pirate bases. The map is built from one fixed seed, so every player flies the same galaxy and the good routes are worth learning. Security runs from policed core space down to null systems where nobody is coming to help you.

MAKE CREDITS YOUR WAY
- Trade 5 ores and 20 commodities. Prices move with distance from the source and with what each station needs or produces. There is a black market if you know where to look.
- Mine asteroid belts by hand, or fit an autominer and let it work.
- Hunt bounties, from 5,000 credits a kill in core space to 150,000 in null security.
- Take freelance contracts from station cantinas: escorts, couriers, transport runs and pirate hunts.

THE STORY
You wake from a century in suspended animation with no memory, aboard a derelict station, and are told you are the most hated war criminal in the known systems. The officer who pulled you out does not believe it. Lite plays the first two chapters; the rest of the story, and its ending, continue in the full game.

Made by a four-person team.

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Recent changes:
Fixes a new game opening on an empty docking bay with no controls. Fits phones and tablets better: a slimmer contacts list with compact ranges, one speed bar, and menus, station screens and the HUD sized for 720-pixel screens.