The spaceship in Course to Venus! is falling apart. Unfortunately, its captain is more interested in charming the crew than being the responsible adult on board. This humorous sci-fi adventure gives you a ship to explore, missions to complete and relationships that change as you spend time with Jenny, Molly, Amy and the rest of the crew. The destination may be Venus, but getting everyone through another day is the immediate job.

Official game image · Source: itch.io · © Not Every Witch

A Ship That Keeps Opening Up

Story missions unlock new areas and routes. The public 0.5 update added a lounge, a travel map with coordinates found during missions and a shop interface with reworked inventories. You can move between unlocked locations, use the journal and follow quests rather than simply clicking through a fixed set of scenes. A small delivery mission even puts the ship on a map of hazards and moving targets.

Official game image · Source: itch.io · © Not Every Witch

Crew Time, Cameras and Complications

Conversations, gifts and shared activities shape the crew relationships. Version 0.5 added individual TV scenes and expanded reactions to compliments and other interactions. A camera lets the captain collect memorable moments in a folder on his computer; the developer plans to expand that feature later. That is a plan, not an existing promise of unrestricted photography. The screenshots here show the control room, ship corridors, a mission screen and character cards, giving the adult comedy a visible adventure framework.

Official game image · Source: itch.io · © Not Every Witch

What You Can Play Now

Course to Venus! is still in development. Public version 0.5.3 is available in a browser and as Windows and Android downloads on the developer’s itch.io page. The update also improved interface scaling and save handling, while fixing several quest and shop issues. No fixed full-release date or observed US-dollar purchase price is listed. Its official page says every depicted character is an adult and does not present non-consensual acts as part of the game.

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