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Interstellar Inn Demo gives you a playable look at the current direction of the game.

Build your own Interstellar Inn, a space hotel for visitors from different origins. Construct rooms, expand your station, manage utilities, accept agency visitors, assign crew, improve satisfaction, and grow your hotel rating as your inn becomes busier.

The demo represents the main management systems, pacing, and style of Interstellar Inn.

DEMO FEATURES

Build and expand your space hotel

Construct bedrooms, service rooms, utility rooms, recreation spaces, and support rooms while shaping your station layout.

Manage agency visitors

Accept visitors from different agencies and prepare your hotel for their needs, expectations, and wealth classes.

Balance income, upkeep, and utilities

Keep credits, energy, water, ventilation, and communications under control while expanding the hotel.

Improve visitor satisfaction

Bedroom desirability, food, recreation, cleanliness, maintenance, and service quality affect how visitors rate their stay.

Hire and assign crew

Use crew members to support construction, cleaning, maintenance, service work, and hotel operations.

Progress through the hotel rating system

Improve your hotel, complete objectives, unlock more options, and push the station towards a higher rating.

DEMO SCOPE

The demo includes progression up to 800 constructed walls or Hotel Star Rating 3.

Some organisation mission chains and later progression content are capped for the demo.

The full game will continue beyond this scope with more rooms, missions, systems, balancing, and late-game content.

A NOTE FROM THE DEVELOPER

I am developing Interstellar Inn as a solo indie developer. Thank you for playing the demo and supporting the game.

If you are kind enough to share feedback after playing, it will help improve balance, pacing, clarity, and usability before

full release.

Informatie over door AI gegenereerde inhoud

Zo omschrijven de ontwikkelaars hoe hun spel AI gebruikt om inhoud te genereren:

AI tools were used during development for some pre-generated visual assets, text, and coding/support material.