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.
Numero di giocatori e Steam charts di Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy
in tempo reale
Numero di giocatori0— in 24 h
Picco di giocatori 24 h0Rilevazione più alta di oggi
Picco di giocatori 30 gg0Media —
Picco storico di giocatori0Dall'inizio delle rilevazioni
Ore di gioco 30 gg—Stima
Steam chart · giocatori 30 ggin attesa di rilevazioni
Raccolta rilevazioni giornaliere in corsoPer questo gioco non ci sono ancora rilevazioni giornaliere. La curva comparirà non appena saranno disponibili i primi giorni di dati.
24 ore—7 giorni—TendenzaStabile
Recensioni8 recensioni
75,0%8 user reviews
6 positive2 negative
Raccomandazioni—Punteggio0/9
Ultimi 30 giorninessun datoQuota negativa25,0%Pos. per neg.3,0×
Prezzo attuale9,75€Nessuno sconto al momentoMinimo rilevato9,75€22 set 2026 – oggiUltima variazione9,75€22 set 2026Sconti rilevati022 set 2026 – oggi
Compatibilità e funzionalità
WindowsNessun supporto per i controller indicato
Modalità di giocoSingle-player
Funzionalità di SteamFamily SharingSteam AchievementsSteam Cloud
Accessibilità e audioCustom Volume ControlsPlayable without Timed Input
Requisiti di sistema
MinimiConsigliatiSistema64-bit Windows 11—CPUIntel Core i5-9400F—GPUNVIDIA GeForce 1060 6GB—RAM16 GB RAM—Spazio su disco3 GB available space—
Informazioni sul gioco
Informazioni su 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.
Giocatori aggiornati: 18 set, 22:26 UTC · dati del negozio: 22 set, 08:09 UTC · fonte: SteamWebAPI
Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy costa 9,75€ sul negozio di Steam (DE). Il prezzo più basso che abbiamo rilevato da quando lo monitoriamo (22 set 2026) è 9,75€. Steam applica al gioco prezzi diversi in 14 regioni: i prezzi regionali sono elencati più in alto.
POISOFT ha lanciato Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy il giorno 12 dicembre 2025. Uscito 10 mesi fa.
Requisiti minimi: 64-bit Windows 11, Intel Core i5-9400F, NVIDIA GeForce 1060 6GB, 16 GB RAM. La scheda dei requisiti qui sopra mette a confronto i requisiti minimi e consigliati per ogni piattaforma.
Steam indica 3 GB di spazio libero su disco per Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy.
Recensioni positive su Steam: 75,0% su un totale di 8. Il giudizio complessivo di Steam è «8 user reviews».
No, Steam non elenca l'italiano tra le lingue di Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy. In totale Steam elenca 2 lingue, di cui 1 con audio completo.
No, Steam classifica Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy come gioco per giocatore singolo.
Le Steam charts di Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy su SteamStatistics mostrano il numero di giocatori in tempo reale e le curve delle ultime 24 ore, 7 giorni e 30 giorni, aggiornate almeno ogni dieci minuti.
Su Steam, Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy funziona su Windows. Nessun supporto per i controller indicato.
Classificazione di Bridge Orders - Outrim: The Unseen Enemy: DEJUS 10 e IGRS 13.