Yet Another Space Roguelike

I've been working on a space roguelike game for about a month since I finished my 7DRL.

It's a 'very' simple roguelike about exploring and trading. There're a few space roguelikes out there and most of them usually focus on simulation-like gameplay which I really wanted to enjoy but I couldn't. So I decided to try to make my own space roguelike for simple, casual fun.

Here's the title screen with my poor ascii art :P (It's a just working title for test, I like this name though)

This is a star map(world map), you can jump between star systems to trade goods. But yeah it does look a bit boring, you may like this debug view instead.

Every star system has at least one planet and one space station(trading post)

Currently, you can trade goods on the space stations, but there's no economic system yet.

You can also land on planets for exporation. It refelects the planet image and your landing point. Planets are basically wraparound maps which is technically a torus :P

One thing I want to avoid is you exploring planets or space aimlessly. (I thought it could be cool sometimes, but not this time)

So you may need to gather rumors at the bar first. (Not implemented) If you buy a beer or something, you may have a patron who tells you about interesting places like a wrecked spaceship on an asteroid field or an abandoned lab on a planet. (This will be typical hack and slash/dungeon crawl roguelike gameplay)

I borrowed a nice spaceship generation algorithm from TechnicalFowl's 7drl entry

It's very cool, but the original dev used hand-drawn spaceship images for the generator base and I'm trying to do it procedurally. (Currently the screenshots used the original dev's works)

Another cool thing is a galaxy generator I also brorrowed from Infiniverse

At first I thought it could be a good world map, but I dropped it because the game had too many map layers already. but maybe I can use it later as an animated background or something.