Ultra Game / Space Salvage
Space Salvage
Pilot a rocket-shaped salvage craft through an asteroid field, gather valuable crystal ore and evade hostile drones. Momentum, limited protection and the journey home make each recovered fragment a tactical decision.
Space Salvage Runner is a top-down space shooter built around risk and extraction. You fly a fast but fragile Salvage Skiff through wreck fields, collect scrap, energy cores and rare relics, and decide whether another pickup is worth staying under pirate fire.
A successful run needs an exit, not only a high collection total. Timers, mines and raiders steadily reduce the safe options, so the central choice is when to stop gathering and head for extraction. Tactical modules—Magnetic Pulse, Shield Bubble and Quick Jump—can turn one dangerous moment, but cannot replace a route plan.
Recovered scrap improves hull plating, engines, magnet range, laser output and shield duration between runs. Automatic saving supports either a single short attempt or a longer score chase in the neon industrial wreck field.
How to play
- Guide the Skiff through open lanes and collect salvage without losing the extraction route.
- Use weapons to control hostile drones rather than chasing every target.
- Activate Magnet, Shield and Dash modules when their specific advantage changes the situation.
- Leave the wreck field before damage or the timer turns the haul into a failed run.
Features
- Short extraction runs where banked salvage matters more than greed
- Persistent upgrades for hull, engine, magnet, laser and shield
- Three tactical modules with different defensive and movement roles
- Automatic saving and an offline-capable arcade structure
First-run tips
- Collect along a loop that naturally bends back toward extraction.
- Keep one mobility or protection module available for the return journey.
- A small secured haul advances the ship; an oversized lost haul advances nothing.
Publisher and support
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