Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas

Adventure· Casual· Action-Adventure· Arcade

Released Jul 2024

A collection of 8 experimental games from different indie game developers. Grow tea on the Moon! Fish on Saturn! Find love on Mars! And 5 other things!

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Steam Updated 12 Oct 2026 $14.99

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Developer

Flyover Games

Publisher

Flyover Games

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Platform

Windows

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Steam Deck

Not rated

Players

Single-player

Adventure Casual Action-Adventure Arcade Party-Based RPG Exploration 2D 3D Cute Pixel Graphics Atmospheric Building Futuristic Sci-fi Female Protagonist

About this game

Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas is a collection of 8 experimental games, each developed by a different indie team, that will take you across our Solar System.

In this one package, you can:

Grow tea on the Moon in the cozy base-builder The Quiet Moon!
Explore the dangerous depths of Titan's frozen sea in the immersive horror sim Ligeia!
Fish for a way off Neptune in Neptunalia: Reel Lost!
Survive the harsh realities of space in a base orbiting Uranus in U-Base-1!
Escape an endlessly looping day on Mars in the turn-based RPG don't sing me the blues, please, sing me a BRIGHT RED SONG OF LOVE!
Befriend the cats of Halley's Comet in the narrative-based puzzle platformer Halleyfolk Odyssey!
Fuse atoms to keep the Sun burning without getting swallowed up in the arcade puzzle/shooter SOL!
Experience the haunting poem-game of divine grief The Wishmaker From Saturn!

Who are we?

We are Locally Sourced, a collective of indie game developers devoted to creating a culture of making games in Michigan. That means collaborating on projects and events, sharing knowledge, and supporting each other through the turbulent process of making a game.