Starship Traveller: First Sci-Fi Adventure Added to Fighting Fantasy Classics

Embark on a thrilling journey with "Starship Traveller," where you're lost in space and tasked with finding your way back home. This iconic sci-fi adventure, originally penned by Steve Jackson and published in 1984, marks the inaugural sci-fi entry in the renowned Fighting Fantasy series. Now, it's freshly available on Android through the Fighting Fantasy Classics app by Tin Man Games—a digital library that brings to life the classic gamebooks from the 1980s to modern releases.

Choose Your Own Adventure or Just Choose This Retro Sci-Fi

As the captain of the Starship Traveller, you find yourself pulled into the mysterious Seltsian Void, stranded in an uncharted galaxy with no clear path back to Earth. Your mission? To navigate through unknown planets and engage in diplomacy with alien civilizations. Every decision you make is critical—avoid leading your crew into disastrous deep-space conflicts.

Tin Man Games enhances your experience with their Gamebook Adventures Engine, introducing an interactive crew management system where you can assemble a team of up to seven members. The game's visuals have been revitalized with new illustrations by Simon Lissaman, and you have the flexibility to adjust difficulty settings or switch to 'Free Read' mode to simply enjoy the narrative. Dive into this adventure by downloading Fighting Fantasy Classics from the Google Play Store.

More Coming Up Right After Starship Traveller

Keep your calendar marked; in just six weeks, Fighting Fantasy Classics will unveil another classic: "Eye of the Dragon." Authored by Ian Livingston, this gamebook plunges players into a perilous labyrinth filled with monsters, traps, and the quest for the precious gem known as the Eye of the Dragon.

That wraps up the scoop on "Starship Traveller." Stay tuned for our next feature on "Delicious: The First Course," the latest installment in the Delicious series, where you'll explore Emily's life before her culinary adventures began.