The Starship Project is a combination of software, that will bring your starship/spaceship-set to life and make it fully interactive.
It´s original goal is to drive orchestrated multiroom-scenarios for groups or individuals (e.g. in "escape" rooms).
Though, it can be used in smaller projects, as a bridge simulator alone or for LARP or theatre plays.
The central program includes a "main screen", a variety of bridge-stations and a game master as well as network-methods to control and interact with your environment.
The Starship Project allows for you to experience a variety of adventures, as a bridge officer, as target of an evil AI, space pirate, explorer and practically whatever you can think of. Over time, we will try to create scenario modules / missions and whole scenarios, that can be played right away.
As this is more of a framework than a game, it´s power lies in being modified to support your environment and your scenarios.
To be able to get the best experience, you´d have to build a starship interior consisting of multiple rooms and set up a number of computers, microcomputers, microphones,
speakers, the network, projectors and so on. Then you need the infrastructure-devices (of your choice), meaning the power- and data-infrastructure
(starship-cables and connection-blocks) as well as things like an "engine", "computercore" etc...
Yes, you could make many of these things out of cardboard and older (but not too old) laptops.
If you are still reading - we will help you with this. Here are first suggestions for different setups.
Currently, these stations are available:
- Main Screen
- Helm
- Tactical
- Primary Weapon
- Ops
- Comms
- Astrometrics
- GM-Spawn (Can spawn objects, create locations, ...)
- GM-Com (Can pose as multiple com-partners)
- GM-ShipControl (Can select any ship and modify/control it's systems)
These stations are planned:
- Science