Clean Space Corporation

The story

Our hero  is a Clean Galaxy Corporation's sanitary robot. You must guide it through the underground tunnels, keep it's batteries loaded and overcome the troubles that wait in the dark shadows.

The robot was once the master of toilet sanitation, maintaining its cleaning area in perfect spotlessness. Now no one cares about it's work as the toilet users have vanished. The robot must explore the tunnels and find out what to do next.

The backstory

The Earth was abandoned a long time ago. A long-term terraforming project aimed at making the Earth suitable for humans again has failed. On the Earth's surface, there are thousands of facilities that convert carbon dioxide into hydrocarbons and pump them deep into the Earth's crust. Some of these facilities are still operational. Underground, there are reservoirs for hydrocarbons and tunnels for the maintenance of pipes and pumps.

Three major corporations have been managing the terraforming efforts. The Paradise Terraforming Corporation has been responsible for the terraforming project and also mining of valuable minerals. Galaxy Guard Corporation has been in charge of security, and Clean Space Corporation has handled cleaning and other sanitation work. 

The terraforming project failed due to governments' diminishing interest in funding an expensive operation projected to last hundreds of years. Additionally, saboteurs have slowed the process. The motivation of the saboteurs is unclear.

The game is set in a situation where operations are being shut down, and equipment is being evacuated from the Earth.

The game

The game is turn-based meaning that the player can calmly consider the next action.  Despite of this, things can go very wrong very quickly.

The game area generation is partly randomized, so each game is different.

You control the robot with the mouse and click the screen to show where you want it to go.

See tutorial video: 

See soundtrack  music video:

System requirements

Windows 10 and Windows 11 supported. 

Linux x64 version tested with Ubuntu 2024.04, but should work with most of recent distributions. 

Linux arm64 version tested on Raspberry PI 4B with 8GB RAM / Raspberry Pi OS with desktop 4.7.2024.

If any doubts, please download and try the demo test version.

Hardware requirements

• Memory >= 8gb 
• CPU>= modern 4 core laptop or desktop cpu
• GPU >= integrated graphics

Notes

• In Linux the full screen mode does not work correctly in larger resolution