Fixes in 1.1
Fixed the crouching during conversations bug
Increased projectile speed of the B9 pistol and rifle
Added detail textures
More scripted scenes
Aliens are introduced much earlier
New weapon ("Rapid Eddy")
More inventory items available
New ending sequences
Reworked first level to decrease difficulty level
Updated almost every level for improved gameplay and action
New player skins
Several new textures
Tweaked all communications
Drastically improved enemy AI
More NPC interactions


Cold... Dark... Alone. You have no memory of who or where you are. Smoke and noise assault your senses. Searching your surroundings, you discover you're aboard the Military/Science Deployment vessel GDU Antimatter Discharge. As your memory quickly recovers, you listen to the sounds of the ship. It creaks and moans as it slowly tumbles in a decaying orbit.

You play as a female Science Officer aboard a General Deployment Unit, the Antimatter Discharge. Your duty was to assist in deploying a man-made wormhole device in orbit around a moon in a distant star system, thus completing an intricate network of jump-points. But something's not right. No one seems to be alive. The ship is on emergency power. And the distant noises you hear are not human...

It should be said that this is considered to be Part 1 of Spatial Fear. We are using the UT engine to power Part 1, and we'll use the Unreal 2 engine to develop Part 2, which will be substantially longer and even more ambitious.

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