Star Voyage: Treasure Hunting

Star Voyage: Treasure Hunting

Genres:Simulator
Game modes:Single player
Story:This is an independent game that has been developed by two people in our studio for many years. Thank you to everyone who has supported our product.At present, the game is still a beta version, if you encounter bugs and other problems, please contact us, you will get a red diamond reward.
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