
v1.1.7 - Changelog
Small fix for a case where the audio implementation (BASS) fails to initialise because there isn't a valid audio device registered. Interestingly, this bug was reported by a…




Deep Space Exploitation is a space mining game featuring 2D physics, fully destructible asteroids, and a story of survival under an exploitative corporation. Use your equipment wisely, upgrade your ship, and make difficult decisions to secure your future!
Deep Space Exploitation is a space mining game featuring 2D physics and a destructible environment. Set in the distant future where mining ship pilots work for exploitative corporations; you will have to upgrade your ship, master the asteroids, and make difficult decisions if you want to survive and secure your future.
2D Physics + Pixel Art: Chunky pixel art and physics provide satisfying crashes, shots, and explosions.
Choose Your Equipment: Upgrade your ship and choose the best tools for the job, but remember; everything has a price.
Master The Asteroids: The resources of the asteroid fields aren't easy to take; you will need both courage and caution if you want to succeed.
Survive Bureaucracy: Choose how your story unfolds; stick to corporate law to survive, or take your future into your own hands.
No generative AI was used at any point in the creation of this game.
Deep Space ExploitationSteam patch notes
Small fix for a case where the audio implementation (BASS) fails to initialise because there isn't a valid audio device registered. Interestingly, this bug was reported by a…
Deep Space ExploitationSteam announcement
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Deep Space ExploitationSteam patch notes
A small update to solve some confusion around how players are supposed to disable mines when they're first introduced in the game. It's intended that players destroy mines to…
Deep Space ExploitationSteam announcement
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