Space Station Silicon Valley

About

Space Station Silicon Valley drops you into the role of Evo a tinier robot with a big job. Guided by Danger Dan you navigate a crumbling space station hurtling toward Earth. The catch? You control dead robotic animals each with distinct moves. Bounce on springy feline paws or slither through tight vents as you solve environmental puzzles and dodge hazards. The stages mix platforming and logic challenges all while the clock ticks toward planetary doom. The game’s charm lies in its quirky creature controls and retro sci-fi vibe. Launched in 1998 it ran on Nintendo 64 and PlayStation with pixelated charm to match. While not a household name fans appreciate its inventive mechanics and brisk pacing. Single player only but the urgency of stopping a cosmic collision keeps things engaging.

Storyline

A very old space station called Silicon Valley has been lost for a thousand years but recently reappeared on a crash course with Earth. The first party, led by Professor Cheese, to investigate the station never returned so Danger Dan and his robot partner Evo are hired to find him. Dan crashes into Silicon Valley and discovers the animals have fused with the technology of the ship. While Dan stays in the ship, Evo ventures out to find the professor and stop the station from colliding with Earth.