Players control the Engineer, Chef, Scientist or Captain as they travel the galaxy looking for exotic ingredients to complete recipes in the Space Food Truck and deliver them to three locations. With each planetary jump an event will occur and players will be restocked with cards. Each player then takes a turn playing cards, adding new cards to their deck, and planning the next course of action.

The title arrived on Steam Early Access yesterday and I've had a chance to give it a little bit of a spin as any game that utilizes deck-building mechanics is a strong pull for me. Like many games of this ilk, each card has two values on it: a cost and a power. Power is used to avoid interstellar disasters (like the captain falling asleep at the wheel) as well as being used in conjunction with other cards to trigger an effect, such as making repairs to the ship. At the end of each player's turn, they may buy a card from the friendly "Zapmart" based on the total amount of cost on each of that player's cards either in play or in his/her hand. There's an interesting balance you need to strike with how much power/cost you have in your deck - the game actually include a stats meter for your deck to tell you your average - and how much you have to balance that among all the players.