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A luminous docking platform thrums with energy, its surface adorned with projecting red-orange Rebel insignias and pulsing glyphs. Holographic arcs and radiant energy fields indicate this nexus as a vital resource port—secure, high-tech, and mission-critical. Here, the Rebellion’s supplies are rallied and powered beneath imposing Imperial threat, with every object delivered bringing hope to the starship’s desperate defense. The art style of the goal sprite is pixel art, isometric, sci-fi.

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Rebel Nexus Docking Pad

A heavy, angular cartridge now glowing with intense amber energy, its connectors sparking with light and ready to power vital systems.

Energized Power Cell

A heavy, angular cartridge with a dull amber sheen and dim energy lines, clearly drained of power and waiting to be recharged.

Depleted Power Cell

The player sprite represents T-4ZZ, a Star Wars-inspired astromech droid designed for the pixel art, isometric, sci-fi world of 'Starship Salvage.' T-4ZZ stands centered on a blank background, rendered from a wide-angle isometric perspective. The chassis is distinctly domed, colored primarily in shining metallic white with vibrant blue panels, reminiscent of classic R2-D2 styling but with unique features to ensure immediate player recognition. Gentle mechanical paneling wraps the dome, adorned with blinking holo-lights (pixels of blue, green, and amber) arrayed on the front and sides, giving expressive feedback. Two prominent pivoting manipulator arms (medium steel-gray with blue joints) extend from the body at hip height, ending in versatile tool tips for salvage work, angled to suggest readiness for interaction. The lower body sports three stubby, treaded feet for mobility, with hydraulic detailing and subtle blue energy glow underneath. Classic Star Wars details such as recessed vent ports, an illuminated sensor eye, a holographic projector dish, and micro-tool compartments are clearly visible on the front. Color accents are strictly blue-white metallic, highlighted with subtle reflections and soft colored light outlines. The overall silhouette is strong: circular top merging into a robust cylindrical body, arms out, and feet solidly grounded. The sprite is visually distinct from gameplay objects (crates, droid parts, power cells, etc.) by its body shape, color palette, and blinking lights. The sprite’s pixel detailing emphasizes authentic Star Wars mechanical texture: tiny panel seams, warning stripes, droid script, and holographic reflections, but avoids clutter to maintain clarity and readability at all sizes. The art style of the player sprite is pixel art, isometric, sci-fi. The player sprite should be centered, from a wide angle perspective, on a blank background.

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T-4ZZ ('Tazz'), Resourceful Astromech Droid

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The player takes the role of T-4ZZ (“Tazz”), a resourceful astromech droid designed with classic Star Wars features like a domed head, blue-white chassis, blinking holo-panels, and pivoting manipulator arms—alternatively, the character can be a Rebel engineer clad in a jumpsuit and helmet. Players navigate starship corridors rendered in pixel art isometric style, moving crates of droid parts, glowing power cells, sensor arrays, shield generator nodes, and astromech shells to designated locations. Objects are pushed toward maintenance ports, computer terminal stations, reactor core relay slots, containment fields, or cargo secure points—each visually marked with holographic or Rebel insignia panels and glowing energy markers. The starship interior is filled with classic Star Wars details: grated flooring, flickering control panels, patrolling Imperial mouse droids, hyperspace windows, and ambient mechanical sounds, creating a tense and authentic intergalactic environment. Hazards like traps, locked bulkhead doors, and timed patrols add strategic depth to each puzzle.

Starship Salvage

The wall tile is a thick, formidable blast barrier designed to block player movement inside a besieged Rebel starship. It appears as a tall, rectangular durasteel block angled in isometric perspective for pixel art clarity. Its surface is medium-dark, brushed blue-steel, accented by subtle ridged plating and pixelated hex-bolt corners to evoke armored construction. Embedded near the top, a central tech panel is outlined with soft pale orange and cyan glows, hinting at energy shielding but never reading as a door or hazard. Thin, low-intensity cyan light strips run vertically down the side edges, adding gentle sci-fi ambiance. A shallow bevel at the base in darker weathered metal adds a sense of weight and durability, all while ensuring strong color and shape contrast from corridor floors, crates, or hazards. No moving parts, handles, or object-like details are present. The overall look is unmistakably Star Wars, robust, and clearly impassable even at tile scale. The art style of the wall tile is pixel art, isometric, sci-fi.

Starship Blast Wall Tile

Navigate the labyrinthine corridors of a besieged starship in a galaxy far, far away. As a skilled astromech or Rebel engineer, you’ll outwit Imperial sabotage by moving vital droid parts, power cells, and high-tech cargo to their safe slots throughout the ship’s engineering deck. Evade enemy droids and dangerous traps while restoring the vessel’s critical systems and safeguarding the Alliance’s escape. Each puzzle challenges your tactical planning as you face iconic Star Wars technology and perilous corridors. With every object placed, you push the rebellion one step closer to survival—immersed in a visually stunning, pixelated sci-fi world.

Starship Salvage

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