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Void Cargo: Equilibrium

Pilot a heavy cargo lander between isolated bases on a hostile world. Plan around fuel and weather, repair your ship, and earn credits for upgrades. Build a homebase and send drones to collect cargo and mined resources.

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Quick Facts

The game at a glance

Genre: Single-player sci-fi cargo flight sim
Developer & Publisher: Hammer & Hammer
Release: Released August 28, 2026 · Free demo available
Platforms: Windows and Linux · Tested on Steam Deck
Controls: Gamepad recommended · Joystick, HOTAS, keyboard, and mouse supported
Press Contact: voidcargo@nekapuzer.at

Long Description

Flying cargo on a hostile world

Void Cargo: Equilibrium is a single-player sci-fi cargo flight sim set on a world with atmosphere and water. Choose freight, check its weight and fuel needs, and plot a route between bases. Every load changes how the lander accelerates, drifts, and lands.

Storms, rifts, and meteors can damage individual thrusters or knock out instruments. Repair systems in flight or land for service. You can leave the pilot seat to carry repair kits and reserve fuel through the cabin while the ship keeps flying. Calibration gives temporary improvements to thrust, wind resistance, and scanner range.

Use the scanner to find abandoned industrial sites and mineral deposits. Restore services at the sites, deploy drills on deposits, and haul their output. Build a homebase to store freight and send drones to retrieve dropped cargo or collect from drills. Drones bring goods home; you make the deliveries yourself.

Deliver rift offerings to restore Stability and gain more time between major hazards. Supply construction materials for Equilibrium Arrays, then complete a calibration flight to bring them online. Finished Arrays slow regional Stability loss and offer regular freight.

Cargo work pays for fuel, repairs, and upgrades. Contracts and Bearer Record citations also earn Clearance Points to unlock regions. Travel between them through Array terminals. A guided first flight teaches the controls, and Standard, Difficult, and Hardcore careers offer different levels of flight and economic pressure.

Full Game Features

What you can do

Fly a lander whose cargo and fuel affect acceleration, drift, and landing. Control its thrusters, throttle, boosters, and Drift Brake.
Leave the pilot seat to use cabin controls, carry repair kits, and connect reserve fuel. The ship keeps flying while you're away.
Calibrate propulsion, stabilizers, and the scanner for temporary gains in thrust, wind resistance, and detection range.
Haul freight, recover stray cargo and salvage, and take jobs from visiting carriers.
Scan for abandoned industrial sites, land to record them, and restore their services.
Survey deposits and deploy drills. Sell extracted resources to carriers, use fuel compound for extra thrust, or drop stabilizing material into rifts.
Build a homebase to store freight and manage a drone fleet. Fuel your drones with mined compound and send them to collect cargo and drill output.
Deliver materials to build Equilibrium Arrays. Completed Arrays slow regional Stability loss and provide regular freight.
Restore Stability with rift offerings to gain more time between major hazards.
Ride high-altitude wind rivers to save fuel, and plan around storms, geysers, meteors, and rift surges. Hazards can push your ship off course or disable individual systems.
Repair systems in flight or land for service. In an emergency, deploy the chute to slow a fall at the cost of system damage and limited steering.
Deploy fuel caches between bases and upgrade your ship's thrust, fuel range, cargo capacity, scanner, and safety equipment.
Track your career in the Bearer Record. Earn Clearance Points from contracts and citations to unlock regions with their own terrain, bases, and hazards.
Learn the controls in a guided first flight. Choose Standard, Difficult, or Hardcore when starting a career.
Fly with 3D cockpit instruments, a classic screen-based HUD, or an exterior view.
Fly with a gamepad, joystick or HOTAS setup, or keyboard and mouse. Gamepad is recommended. Available for Windows and Linux, and tested on Steam Deck.