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About This Game

Humanity made its final gamble.

The Reversal — A wall of Dark Matter that unmakes whatever it touches — is sweeping across the universe, and it already swallowed the Earth. One ship got away and you are in it.

Try to outrun The Reversal, fly until the end of the universe and see if there is any escape.

SURVIVE IN SPACESHIT - THE REVERSAL

Your ship is falling apart, something is closing in from behind, and the only thing holding it all together is you and your friends. Survive in Spaceshit - The Reversal is a chaotic co-op game for 2 to 6 players. You run a falling-apart spaceship across the dying universe and try to make it to the end in one piece.

TEAMWORK

Every contact brings a work order and a ticking clock. Split the jobs, call out the danger, and watch each other’s backs. Some tasks need two or three crewmates working together, and when someone goes down, someone else has to carry them to the med bay.

50+ MINI GAMES

Logic, memory, communication, aiming, timing, speed, even pure luck. Every station plays differently, so everyone finds the job they’re best at, and the one they’d rather leave to someone else.

DIFFICULTY

The smaller your crew, the harder the trip. A full crew can cover the whole ship. A small one is always running. Solo is only for the bravest, and slightly crazy, space adventurers.

FEATURES

• Online Co-op for 2–6 players

• One challenging Solo difficulty

• 50+ station minigames

• Nearly 20 encounters

• Fires, floods, faults, breaches, crawlers and worst

• In Game chat

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Survive in Spaceshit - The Reversal is a game I made to play with my friends, but with no coding skills to build it myself, I decided to make it happen with an AI assistant (Anthropic’s Claude) as my developer, while I served as head of game design.

Every design decision is mine: the concept, the mechanics, the stations and minigames, the balance, the look and feel, and every change from one build to the next. Claude wrote the code that brings those decisions to life.

I hope that player can have as much fun playing it as I had making it and playtesting it.