DRIFT-7: Signal Lost
iOS app by HYOUNG GEUN SONG. Games · HYOUNG GEUN SONG
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Take the controls of DRIFT-7, a compact rescue craft bound for a ruined orbital facility. Inertia never stops. Your ship keeps sliding after you cut the thrust, and the speed and angle at the docking port can decide whether you survive. Approach with precision, lock onto the station, then step outside as an EVA engineer to repair damaged systems and recover what was lost. The way you play changes as the campaign advances. • Repair an antenna during a brief signal window. • Secure a drifting navigation core and tow it back through the airlock. • Fly through signal gates to triangulate a distress call. • Thread a moving debris route before patching the hull. • Tap power nodes when the waveform enters the sync band. • Clear a separate sequence of escape gates after orbital collapse begins. Manage oxygen, suit fuel, ship energy, and hull integrity while choosing between a safe route and a risky shortcut. Search for rare salvage to build your score, but remember that every detour makes the return trip harder. Features • Inertia-driven 2D spacecraft piloting • Precision docking and extravehicular activity (EVA) • Oxygen, fuel, energy, and hull management • Mission objectives that evolve throughout the campaign • Repairs, towing, signal hunting, timing puzzles, and escape routes • Touch, keyboard, and compatible game controller support • Offline play with on-device progress • No ads, account, or required network connection Stay calm in the drift. Dock cleanly. Always come home.
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