Starseed Pilgrim

Apr 16, 2013

64-Bit Support

June 3, 2021

That's it, that's the whole update. I have been using a mac for years and wasn't able to play my own game! If that's your life, congrats: you can play Starseed Pilgrim now.

Thanks again to David Ryskalczyk, for reaching out and telling me how to do everything step by step and then helping me troubleshoot why I still couldn't get it working :)

hello it's time to revisit Starseed Pilgrim, after 6.5 years!

June 14, 2019

Hi! I'm a nomadic indie dev once more after years of other stuff, and trying to find my path again. Right now I'm working on a port of Starseed Pilgrim to Unity, with the potential future goals:
- Putting it on other platforms
- Putting out a nicer version that will run better on future computers and support controllers and have a pause button etc
- Adding things to it if I think of anything particularly appropriate and juicy to add to it
- Possibly re-using the engine for a proper sequel, again this is if I think of anything particularly appropriate and juicy and sequel-worthy to even build in the first place.

I started a Patreon a few weeks ago. If you're interested in a closer look at what i'm up to - this Starseed Pilgrim project and whatever comes after it! - please check it out: https://www.patreon.com/droqen (you can join a discord and chat me up about game shit!)

Also, I got my mailing list back online. If you want to keep an eye on my proper releases, the signup is on my website: http://www.droqen.com/



Finally, thank you so much for all the kind words and generous thoughts about Starseed Pilgrim over the years! I hope to make something twice as good and at least half as popular before I die.

i'm making a new game. it's not really like [Starseed Pilgrim], but it's good.

February 14, 2017

hi! thanks everyone here for liking [Starseed Pilgrim], or maybe just considering playing it, or maybe you are coming to this forum to badmouth it, who knows

anyway, [Starseed Pilgrim] isn't important right now. i and three of my friends joined to form the Gloam Collective a year ago and we've been working on a big, four-person project. it's a thoughtful competitive videogame with online multiplayer so you can fight faraway friends.

you can also fight nearby friends. also people who are not your friends, i guess.



the game is called Bravery Network. it's still in progress & you can't fight your friends yet, but you can look at art, read some words, and give us your email address.

http://bravery.network/

if you give us your email address via this website you will receive secret information that will make you think about the game, and perhaps how good it is.