In the late 21st century, mankind has turned to the solar system to meet its ever-growing needs. The frontier colonies orbiting Jupiter are in disarray after a major disaster on one of the Galilean moons. With the powers that be unable to respond in time, the Jovian System is left to its own devices. You take command of a space ship still under construction and use it to navigate the system. Exploit the power vacuum to seize control, take it upon yourself to help people in need and build a sustainable habitat, or turn the space station into a transfer ship and set course for earth. The Jovian System is a followup to Titan Outpost set in the same universe. It features similar gameplay elements with one major addition: Tactical Turn-Based combat in zero or low gravity environments. Key Features <ul class="bb_ul"><li>A hard science fiction setting inspired by Robert Heinlein, Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov and Stanislaw Lem. </li><li>A sandbox structure in which your choices determine the fate of the Jovian colonies. </li><li>A rich character-creation system, in which you define your character's attributes and develop his or her skills and gear over the course of the game. </li><li>A ship-building system, in which you must manage your crew, resources, and facilities to survive the vacuum of space and deal with your rivals. </li><li>Multiple approaches to the game's challenges: dialogue; crafting; exploration; trade; and combat are all viable ways to win. </li><li>A rich and reactive story full of mysteries, twists, and memorable characters.​</li></ul>

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