Spacelines from the Far Out Cheats on Xbox One (X1)

• First Released: Nov 3, 2021
• Ratings: ESRB M

The ability to pick your guests doesn't make a lot of sense, but it is surprisingly useful. The guest may object, but you can make your job easier if you remove guests from their current location and drop them somewhere else.

This will give you the chance to attend to the guest's needs collectively and allow you to entertain multiple people at once, i.e., dancing. This will mean that it will take less time to find out what is upsetting them. 

Preparing meals is fairly easy. You will go to the food station, pick up a tray, and then heat it up, and just like that, the food is ready. BUT if you only start cooking when the guests are already starting to grow hungry, you may end up facing a situation where your guests become angry because their hunger has become too great. 

You may decide to cook food early to save time, but be careful because it may spoil. If the food has gone bad, it will start glowing green, and if the guest eats the spoiled food, they will get sick, which will mean a costly bill in cleaning fees. 

In the game, you will be given enough energy to power a few stations, which will mean you will have to make some tough choices.

Spacelines from the Far Out is a replayable game, so you can figure out what works and prioritize those. We suggest that you figure out what stations do and when you will need them.  

To get from one journey to the next, you will obviously need fuel, and if you run out of fuel before the end of the journey, this will mean death.

You may also want to go to the top speeds while controlling the spaceship, but this is a big mistake, as accelerating only burns through your fuel quicker. Speeding is hardly ever helpful, and you almost always crash. 

In the game, it is very easy to run out of fuel as you face obstacles that are trying to throw you off course and make you use extra fuel. We suggest that you anticipate running out of fuel a lot in the beginning of the game. So stock up as soon as your tanks get low and even take a detour to refuel if you need to. 

You will be in charge of piloting and stewarding the spaceship. When you begin, if you haven't got enough money from a previous attempted trip, the game gives you a set amount of money to pick a basic vessel. 

Each vessel has different upgrades that will cater to several immediate needs, i.e., sanitation, hungry passengers, entertainment, etc., and as you progress through the game, you can unlock other vessels and layouts.

You will start with the journey to Gambulon V. You will be able to choose a stop BUT make sure you note the destination checkpoint station. Also, look for threats, boons, and how much you will be paid.

You will want to use your navigational devices to fly to the next checkpoint on each leg of the voyage. It always starts out simply, with little risk to your safety, and you might even feel confident enough to pick up other passengers to earn more money, but as you progress from checkpoint to checkpoint, it will get more and more difficult. 

During the journey, the passengers will demand that you keep them fed, healthy, and entertained; otherwise, they will run around the spaceship stealing your tools or turning off the ship's critical systems to keep themselves entertained.  

You will be rewarded for every success that you have achieved. Most of the time, when you arrive at a new checkpoint, you will receive an unlock in the form of new playable crewmembers, company logos, etc., no matter how many times you have crashed. The game also gives you several means to prepare you for the next journey, but if your ship explodes, you will lose all the money you have on hand. We suggest that when arriving at the next checkpoint, you look for a bank to deposit your money into. If you have enough money, insure your spaceship, which will allow you to keep all your upgrades.  

During the journey, you will be faced with asteroid belts and fields that you will need to avoid. There will also be massive asteroids and comets that will kill you immediately upon collusion. This will affect your electrical system and cause it to falter, and you will be forced to fix it immediately, or you will lose functionality. 

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