Time your shots – Shields regenerate and systems get repaired, so don’t fire everything as soon as it cools down. Unless you’re in serious danger you should wait until you’re at 70-100 scrap with no stores in sight before spending. It’s better to save up your scrap for a while, especially in the first few sectors.
You might spot a store with a nice item, or find a cool weapon you need to upgrade your systems to use. Save your scrap – It’s tempting to buy upgrades as soon as possible, but that’s actually a bad idea. Ideally you should hit the exit at the last possible moment. Take your time – The game gets harder with every sector, so it’s best to farm as many resources as possible before moving onwards. So listen up Captains, because it’s a cold, hard universe out there. I’ve been playing this game since it was an IGF entry, so I know a thing or two about how to survive in space. And like Spelunky, following a few simple principles can improve your game a lot. Like Spelunky, FTL is a simple but brilliant roguelike built around risk/reward calculations. I suck at Spelunky, but after reading those, I sucked marginally less, and now I’m going to do the same thing for you, only with FTL. A little while back I read Tom Francis’ excellent compilation of Spelunky tips.
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