Average Playtime ~1-3 hours
Asteroids are everywhere. Shoot them to collect their resources.
Use resources to upgrade generators.
Convert bits into spaceship augments for more efficient resource collection.
Reach the end.
Not bad, especially for the price. Relatively quick game, starts off slow and then takes off. Mix between an incremental / idler and a bullet heaven.
Deep Space Cache is a fun and short incremental game. It's nice to play if you got some time to waste and nothing to do. It can feel a bit grindy, but given that it's short it can be forgiven.
Fun game! Simple and brief.
Pretty okay incremental bullet hell. The first 0.5 to 1 hour is fun. The final 0.5 hour is borderline boring. Progression is super linear. Nodebuster is probably a more fun version of this kind of game, and just marginally more expensive. That being said, since it is like 70 cents currently (on sale), it's hard to complain. It's something to pass the time, but it's unlikely something you'll return to. Nodebuster is better in this regard. I've replayed Nodebuster at least 5 times now.
krapek approved 100%
Why is this verified on Steam Deck? It starts in the wrong resolution and the controls are terrible. Refunded.
The game is very charming, even though it falls a bit short on its "incremental" promise. It's not the most engaging and satisfying game of this genre I played, but it's absolutely worth the asking price if you're looking for a distraction to get you through the day.
Deep Space Cache costs $0.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS: Windows 10 Processor: 2 GHz Memory: 4 GB RAM Storage: 32 MB available space
Deep Space Cache is available on Windows PC.
Deep Space Cache has 85% positive reviews from 13 players.
Deep Space Cache was released on Nov 15, 2024.
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