Humanity still exists in space stations. The objective in the game is to locate and assemble parts of a galactic hyperdrive, however there is a lot of freedom for the player and as a space captain, you decide how you want to play.

To make a profit, you could opt to trade cargo between eerie space stations, or become a space pirate and steal cargo. You can join the police force, or become a bounty hunter and track and destroy the most wanted criminals in the galaxy.

You can mine asteroids, act as a high speed courier or taxi paying customers from sector to sector. As a space captain you can fly any of over a hundred ships in the Flatspace universe, providing you can afford the price tag.

Ships can be customised to your will or requirements with many different fittings. Weapons, shield units, generators, trackers and scanners, tractor beams, stun beams, mines and missiles and many more items. With this said, have fun...

Requirements:

· MS Windows 95/98/ME/XP/NT/2000
· DirectX 9.0 or higher
· 500mhz CPU
· 3D Graphics Card
· 60Mb HD space
· Sound Card
· Mouse


Limitations:

· Limited game-play.


What's New in This Release:

· Incoming enemies (after a yellow alert) now have directional indicators.
· Fix to the arcade mode and enemy ship behaviour; enemy ships sometimes used
· to get bored and fly off.
· Ships that are being tractored during docking no longer respond to radio
· calls.
· Software audio for sound effects and music; this should increase
· performance and reduce stuttering.
· Hardware T&L disabled by default, for compatibility on a few Radeon cards
· that lockout.
· The quest object now appears even if Undead. The only difference between a
· Death Means Death game and an Undead game is that undead players cannot
· enter the graveyard.