Deep Space Cache

Finished the game in about 2 to 3 hours. Unfortunately, I can’t say I had much fun with it. The pacing feels off, and like others have mentioned, it eventually starts to feel more like a chore than a game. I mainly wanted to finish it for the achievement, but by the end I had YouTube videos playing on my second monitor just to get through it. The final stretch was a real slog. The biggest issue for me is that the...

5 found this helpful, 2026-05-20

I came to Deep Space Cache after playing Deep Rock Breaker, and the similarities between the two are quite noticeable. However, Deep Space Cache leans more into being a meditative, lo-fi relaxation experience. It's less of a traditional game and more of a chill-out tool with a great, calming lo-fi soundtrack. You can just grab a coffee, turn up the volume, and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere. For the price, it’s...

8 found this helpful, 2026-01-14

DEEP SPACE CACHE, is both an active and passive incremental game. For the price you can get this for, there is not much to be upset about, even if you paid less than a dollar just to discover the great lo-fi that is in the game. If you go into this game with a good mindset then you start to see that it is a great game. Deep Space Cache isn't trying to be an incremental that requires strategy, or min-maxing. The lo-fi...

6 found this helpful, 2026-02-21