Observe the unseen enemy—and command the strike! "Bridge Orders — Outrim: The Unseen Enemy" is a sci-fi strategy game where attacks only work after confirming the enemy with Quantum Interference Waves (QIW). As captain of Samsara, you face high-stakes decisions that will shape the war.
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Évaluations8 évaluations
75,0%8 user reviews
6 positives2 négatives
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Jeu
Date de sortie12 décembre 2025Sorti il y a 10 mois
Prix actuel9,75€Aucune réduction en ce momentPrix le plus bas relevé9,75€depuis le 22 sept. 2026Dernier changement9,75€22 sept. 2026Réductions relevées0depuis le 22 sept. 2026
Compatibilité et fonctionnalités
WindowsAucune prise en charge des manettes indiquée
Confort et audioCustom Volume ControlsPlayable without Timed Input
Configuration requise
MinimaleRecommandéeSystème64-bit Windows 11—CPUIntel Core i5-9400F—GPUNVIDIA GeForce 1060 6GB—RAM16 GB RAM—Espace disque3 GB available space—
À propos du jeu
À propos : Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy
Bridge Orders — Outrim: The Unseen Enemy is a single-player, bridge-focused sci-fi strategy game where you move your fleet by “Observation → Judgment → Command” instead of piloting ships directly.
Gameplay
You don’t steer the ship yourself in Bridge Orders. Instead, you sit on the bridge, receive reports from your officers, and repeat a cycle of Observation → Judgment → Command.
You are not the one pulling the trigger — you are the one who decides what should be targeted and when, as a commanding officer.
Playtime
Depending on how you play, the current version offers roughly 30 minutes of playtime.
Story
In a remote garrison on the edge of the Galactic Peace Federation Aurelia Concordia, a series of impossible battleship sinkings has occurred.
Mu Griffith, a quantum physicist and radar researcher, is promoted to captain after demonstrating the effectiveness of Quantum Interference Waves (QIW) during Operation AO.
Together with QIW radar operator Remy Kirishima, executive officer Riley Drake, operations officer Rio Rutherford, ship operator Philip Liu, medical officer Michaela Bernard, and the rest of the crew, you pursue the true nature of this unseen enemy and the hidden truth behind the incidents.
Battleship Upgrades
There is no traditional character level-up system, but as the story progresses you are given access to stronger battleships and more powerful weapons.
Your growing firepower lets you try different approaches to each engagement as the campaign advances.
Caring for Remy
At present, Remy Kirishima is the only person who can operate the QIW radar. If you push her too hard, you won’t be able to make full use of QIW, and reliably tracking enemy ships will become difficult.
How much you push her, and how much you protect her, is another part of your struggle as captain.
What’s Included in the Current Early Access Version
In the current Early Access version, you can play Episodes 1–3 of a story campaign that is currently planned to span around 10 episodes.
You’ll experience a story-focused single-player campaign covering your deployment to the Outrim sector and your first encounters with the “Phantom Fleet.”
Each mission lets you enjoy the core bridge-command loop: reading sensor data and officer reports, choosing commands, and advancing the battle as a commander rather than a pilot.
We currently plan to add further episodes and to keep improving UI, balance, accessibility, stability, and performance based on player feedback, but these plans may change depending on development progress and what we learn during Early Access.
Joueurs mis à jour : 18 sept., 22:26 UTC · données du magasin : 22 sept., 08:09 UTC · source : SteamWebAPI
Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy coûte 9,75€ sur le magasin Steam DE. Le prix le plus bas que nous ayons relevé depuis le 22 sept. 2026 est de 9,75€. Steam fixe un prix distinct pour ce jeu dans 14 régions — les prix régionaux sont indiqués plus haut.
Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy est sorti le 12 décembre 2025, développé par POISOFT. Sorti il y a 10 mois.
Configuration minimale : 64-bit Windows 11, Intel Core i5-9400F, NVIDIA GeForce 1060 6GB, 16 GB RAM. La fiche ci-dessus compare les configurations minimale et recommandée pour chaque plateforme.
Steam indique 3 GB d'espace disque disponible pour Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy.
75,0% des 8 évaluations Steam sont positives — Steam les qualifie de « 8 user reviews ».
Non — Steam n'indique pas de version française pour Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy. Au total, Steam répertorie 2 langues, dont 1 avec audio complet.
Non — Steam répertorie Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy comme un jeu solo.
Les Steam charts du jeu Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy sur SteamStatistics affichent le nombre de joueurs en direct et les courbes sur 24 heures, 7 jours et 30 jours, actualisées au moins toutes les dix minutes.
Sur Steam, Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy fonctionne sous Windows. Aucune prise en charge des manettes indiquée.
Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy est classé DEJUS 10 et IGRS 13.