Course to Venus! – New Version 0.6.3 [Not Every Witch]

Info: Course to Venus! is a humorous space adventure set in the near future for an adult audience.
It’s a story about a journey aboard a falling-apart ship, where every crew member is a walking disaster – and the captain, of course, is the worst of them all.
The game is about relationships, choices, and awkward situations.​

Date: 28.10.2026
Language: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Version: 0.6.3
Censored: No

1. Extract and run.

v0.6.3
Fixes:
Fixed incorrect texture rendering on some mobile devices
v0.6.2
Fixes:
Items without sprites no longer display an error message when added to the inventory.
v0.6.1
Star Duel:
Clicking the close (X) button now asks for confirmation before exiting a duel.
Leaving the deck-building screen with unsaved changes will now trigger a warning that your changes will be lost.
The preparation screen now displays your collection progress—showing how many unique cards you’ve collected out of the total available.
Global:
Save files can now be exported and imported on Windows and Android (previously browser-only). This makes it easy to transfer your progress between devices—for example, from phone to PC.
Economy:
Nobody likes grinding! Prices have been lowered and rewards increased:
Star Duel booster packs at the Trading Ring now cost 50% less.
VHS tapes at the Trading Ring now cost 50% less.
Mission Money rewards have been doubled.
Loading a save from an older version will now grant the Captain 100 Money to make up for the lower earnings in previous versions.
Fixes:
Fixed a quest log crash when loading older saves that contained a now-removed quest.
Fixed vibration-related errors during Star Duel on Android devices without vibration permissions. The duel will now simply proceed without vibration.
Fixed a potential crash when targeting with a card in Star Duel.
Fixed a memory leak where entering Star Duel or the preparation screen left duplicate card artwork in memory. Over long sessions—especially on mobile—this could lead to crashes.
Moving between locations has been slightly optimized: the camera no longer unnecessarily recreates render buffers.
Scenario Editor (Windows): Deleting or renaming a scenario folder while the list is open no longer breaks the editor. The list now simply refreshes.