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AstraLogica: Orbital Command is a tactical retro-tech sci-fi simulation where you act as the Chief Operations Officer (COO) of an isolated space station. Your mission is simple yet brutal: Survive 14 Sol cycles against cosmic anomalies, power blackouts, reactor meltdowns, and mysterious deep space transmissions.
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AstraLogica: Orbital Command
A retro-themed orbital command simulation game built with Lazarus, Free Pascal, and BGRABitmap.

🛰️ About The Game
AstraLogica: Orbital Command is a tactical retro-tech sci-fi simulation where you act as the Chief Operations Officer (COO) of an isolated space station. Your mission is simple yet brutal: Survive 14 Sol cycles against cosmic anomalies, power blackouts, reactor meltdowns, and mysterious deep space transmissions.
⚡ Key Features
- Retro-Tech Aesthetic: Authentic CRT scanlines, visual filters (CRT Glitch, Red Alert, Starfield), and dynamic EKG-style core trace graphs.
- Resource Management: Balance oxygen levels, power reserves, hull integrity, and core temperature to prevent total station collapse.
- System Modules & Crew Allocation: Toggle, upgrade, and assign crew members to operational systems like Life Support, Deflector Shields, and Research Labs.
- Deep Space Encounters: Intercept unknown radio transmissions and make high-risk, high-reward decisions under strict time limits (
T-15s). - Crisis Management: Survive solar flares and meteor showers using emergency directives or dispatching repair drones.
🛠️ Built With
- Language: Object Pascal (Free Pascal)
- IDE: Lazarus
- Graphics Library: BGRABitmap
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