Solo developer Radiant Bear Games has released the first trailer for SpaceLift, a narrative-driven side-view 3D sci-fi adventure coming to Steam.

In SpaceLift, players wake up as an engineer aboard a failing space elevator. Terminals are offline, telemetry is stale, and the crew is missing. With only broken systems, scattered logs, and half-functioning infrastructure to guide them, players must explore service decks, spacecraft interiors, remote facilities, and orbital stations to uncover what went wrong.

The newly released trailer offers a first look at the game's atmospheric sci-fi world, quiet exploration, light puzzle-solving, repair-focused gameplay, and side-view 3D presentation.

About SpaceLift

SpaceLift is a narrative-driven sci-fi adventure about an engineer trying to keep a failing orbital transport system alive. The journey begins on Earth, continues up the space elevator, and leads into stations, spacecraft, and remote off-world locations.

Players will restore power, unlock terminals, repair damaged machinery, operate remote-controlled equipment, and piece together the story through logs, diagnostics, maps, and missing mission records.

Built with a side-view 3D perspective, SpaceLift combines the readability and cinematic framing of a side-scroller with fully 3D environments that have depth, scale, and atmosphere.

Key Features
Explore a failing space elevator, spacecraft interiors, service decks, stations, and remote facilities
Repair broken systems, restore power, and bring offline terminals back online
Solve light environmental puzzles using tools, diagnostics, machinery, and remote-controlled equipment
Uncover the story through logs, maps, system records, and contradictory crew reports
Experience a quiet, atmospheric sci-fi adventure focused on exploration, mystery, and engineering rather than combat
Navigate fully 3D environments from a readable cinematic side-view perspective