Space Sprouts for Windows

In Space Sprouts, you're Oda, a first-time traveler hurled into the ever-shifting corridors of a solar punk spaceship where nothing stays still. As you explore this floating world, you’ll juggle strange gadgets, wrangle unruly plants, and unlock secrets through a physics-based playground that refuses to play fair. 

Each session in Space Sprouts grants a limited time, but you push further into the unknown with every new jump. Everything you touch can be used, manipulated, or misused. Don’t expect a guided adventure; this ship is a maze, and you’re the only one steering through its mysteries, one cosmic tumble at a time.

Freedom without a compass

In Space Sprouts, you're dropped into a fully physical environment where every item reacts to weight, momentum, and collisions. Though objects can be difficult to control precisely, instead of static props or abstract controls, you deal with real-world motion puzzles, tossing, stacking, and slamming objects into place. This is a game where gravity is optional, and mastery comes from figuring out how stuff behaves when rules bend mid-motion.

Nothing in the ship exists in isolation. As you explore, you’ll find that everything is wired together in odd but logical chains. A fruit might emit a signal that hits a receiver, which triggers a machine, sometimes leading to unexpected and dramatic results. You’re free to experiment, and failure is often louder than success. There's no wrong way to interact with this game, though no clear guidance or direction.

Each run aboard the ship is timed, but that doesn’t mean rushing is your only option. You carry forward knowledge, not gear, so every attempt gives you a clearer picture of how this ship fits together. With each replay, you unlock shortcuts, identify key machines faster, and uncover more of Oda’s story through scattered memories. It’s a gradual piecing-together of a mystery told through the remnants of prior voyages.

More than just a spacewalk

You’re not just drifting through a sci-fi setting — you’re pulling, throwing, and reconfiguring your way through a system that thrives on unpredictability. Every gravity shift and signal trigger builds toward a better understanding of your environment. Space Sprouts doesn’t hold your hand with direction or guidance, but it does offer a tangled web of systems to unravel, one short jump at a time.

• Released version