Solo developer Radiant Bear Games has released the first trailer for SpaceLift, a narrative-driven side-view 3D sci-fi adventure coming to Steam.
In SpaceLift, players wake up as an engineer aboard a failing space elevator. Terminals are offline, telemetry is stale, and the crew is missing. With only broken systems, scattered logs, and half-functioning infrastructure to guide them, players must explore service decks, spacecraft interiors, remote facilities, and orbital stations to uncover what went wrong.
The newly released trailer offers a first look at the game’s atmospheric sci-fi world, quiet exploration, light puzzle-solving, repair-focused gameplay, and side-view 3D presentation.
About SpaceLift
SpaceLift is a narrative-driven sci-fi adventure about an engineer trying to keep a failing orbital transport system alive. The journey begins on Earth, continues up the space elevator, and leads into stations, spacecraft, and remote off-world locations.
Players will restore power, unlock terminals, repair damaged machinery, operate remote-controlled equipment, and piece together the story through logs, diagnostics, maps, and missing mission records.
Built with a side-view 3D perspective, SpaceLift combines the readability and cinematic framing of a side-scroller with fully 3D environments that have depth, scale, and atmosphere.
Key Features
- Explore a failing space elevator, spacecraft interiors, service decks, stations, and remote facilities.
- Repair broken systems, restore power, and bring offline terminals back online.
- Solve light environmental puzzles using tools, diagnostics, machinery, and remote-controlled equipment.
- Uncover the story through logs, maps, system records, and contradictory crew reports.
- Experience a quiet, atmospheric sci-fi adventure focused on exploration, mystery, and engineering rather than combat.
- Navigate fully 3D environments from a readable cinematic side-view perspective.
