Deck & Conn Steam metadata

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID3828500
• Price$11.99 (20% off from $14.99)
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperFuntime Electrics
• PublisherMicroProse Software
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Simulation, Strategy

Company pages: Developer: Funtime ElectricsPublisher: MicroProse Software

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• Patrol In Progress - Deck & Conn v1.1 is out! - 4 September 2026

  Patrols in campaign mode can now be paused and resumed by quitting the game or back to the main menu. Additionally, more bugs have been fixed and there’s been some AI tweaks.Our next focus is some improvements to the in-game NPC AI, and as requested an accelerated animation for when you’re doing lots of in-sector travel without enemies present.Thanks to everyone sending us feedback!Changes:* PATROLS CAN BE RESUMED - quitting the game or to the menu will suspend the patrol for resumption at the player's leisure* Docking with an enemy vessel to scuttle or take a prize no longer disables ownship's sensors* Merchant SOS events now resolve when the enemy vessel surrenders* You must repair your vessel in dynamic campaigns before being able to leave portFixes:* Fixed sound issues when loading a game / starting a scenario with a ship that has a hot reactor* Fixed text on the conn MFD when choos…

• Deck & Conn v1.0.2 live - 3 September 2026

  Version 1.0.2 is available now.Changes:AI: Improved friendly NPC ships dealing with enemy vessels surrenderingFixes:Fixed bug which could cause player captains lost with ship not being respected properlyFixed font issue with the PAM terminalFixed glitch where detected ships was not being incremented correctly in dynamic campaignsStopped crew suggesting mags turned on when the system is already onAI: Fixed prize vessels qualifying as friendly fire for previously-queued fireWe are currently doing internal testing on a new in-patrol save system to allow patrols to take place over multiple sessions. If you want to help test it, join the open_testing branch where it will become available in the next 24 hours.Thanks again to everyone sending us feedback and bug reports! We've got a growing list of features to add soon based on your emails and posts.

• Deck & Conn 1.0.1 is up! - 2 September 2026

  Deck & Conn v1.0.1 is now up! This build contains some fixes for bugs reported since launch. A full change list can be found when you first start the game. Thanks to those who helped out by sending in bug reports!A quick roadmap for the next week - more small updates will come in the next few days fixing and tweaking things players have reported.Over the next week, we will then work towards version 1.1, which will focus on adding the ability to save the state of your patrol during dynamic campaigns, to let you quit and resume later.Another quick note - we’ve exposed an open_testing branch, so if you want bleeding edge builds, feel free to subscribe to that beta channel. Just be aware that it will be builds we’re currently testing, and they could well have issues.

• BURST TRANMISSIONS - Deck & Conn is OUT - 1 September 2026

  There is something easy about designing BIG games. I mean, it's not easy to make GOOD big games, but if you're designing Star Citizen, the answers at a very high level are often pretty simple. Building a giant life sim in space... do we allow players to buy new ships? Yes. Upgrade ships? Yes. Buy properties and start business? Yes. Visit bars and buy drinks? Yes. Change the colour of the fuzzy dice on your ship? Yes. Do insider trading in the functional in-universe global stock market? Of course!I'm being hyperbolic here, but when what you're building is an everything-game, the problems you run into are worlds different from when you're a team of just one or two people making a pixel art space game. So much of the time, the answer of "should the player be able to do X?" ends up being "no", and you have to make sure that "no" is the correct answer for design reasons, rather than solely f…

• From EGA Trek to Deck & Conn - 21 August 2026

  Building the Spacecraft I Imagined as a ChildDeck & Conn has probably gone through more iterations than any project I've developed. This is it here, in its first form - a pico-8 prototype of what was then a sort of "Super Star Trek with bells added". From there, it went through three complete re-writes or ports across two more languages, until it ended up as its current C++ iteration with a custom engine. So, why did it stick with me for so long? Why was I constantly trying to make it or some version of it? If I broke down what prompted designing most of the games I've made, they mostly come down to one origin story: Games I played when I was young that weren't quite what I wanted them to me. Maybe they weren't bad, per se, but the promise of what they could be wasn't really there. This was more common in decades past, where hardware limitations often meant what you might want to do as…

• Take command of a Cold War-era nuclear corvette in space with Deck & Conn - 18 August 2025

  MicroProse revealed Deck & Conn, a single-player turn-based tactics game that places players in command of a Cold War-era nuclear corvette — in space. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/08/take-command-of-a-cold-war-era-nuclear-corvette-in-space-with-deck-conn/

• Dev Log 1: Deck & Conn - 18 August 2025

  A long time ago, in an operating system far away, I was a kid playing video games on a beat-up old 286, between re-runs of Star Trek and various '80s sci-fi movies. So when I discovered not just one but numerous Star Trek games stemming from a long lineage leading back to a 1971 game built for mainframe computers.At the time I was too young to realise that as fun as the game was, "Blow up all the Klingons in the quadrant" probably isn't that believable a set of orders for Starfleet to issue to its captains. But having the freedom to fly a ship around, orbit planets, dock with space stations, and get my posterior handed to me by Klingon warships was a good time that stuck with me.In the years since I've played tons of space games, usually more complex, nuanced and advanced than something which was originally written in BASIC to run on very limited system resources. But the simplicity of…

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