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SpaceCraft is a large-scale online space exploration and building sandbox game developed and published by Shiro Games — the French studio behind Northgard and Wartales. Set in the year 2350, players explore a seamless galaxy of star systems and planets, mine and craft resources, design modular spaceships, automate planetary bases, trade in a fully player-driven economy, and form powerful organisations called Corporations.

SpaceCraft entered Steam Early Access on June 11, 2026 on PC. The launch was delayed from the original May 20 date to allow full translation integration and additional polish. It is available exclusively on Steam — no console release has been announced.

SpaceCraft is primarily a persistent online multiplayer game. You can begin and progress solo — exploring, mining, and trading as a lone merchant — but the game is designed so that joining or founding a Corporation unlocks the most powerful long-term path. A dedicated offline singleplayer mode has not been confirmed by Shiro Games.

In 2350, humanity accidentally reactivated the Tripods — ancient, autonomous, self-replicating war machines from a forgotten civilisation. After a brutal century-long war and a catastrophic event known as the H Incident, the remnants of the human fleet escaped through a hidden portal into an uncharted galaxy. SpaceCraft begins there: survivors rebuilding civilisation from scratch in a vast, unexplored universe far from the Tripods who destroyed their home.

Ship customisation is central to SpaceCraft. Players can upgrade an existing vessel via modular components, or design and build an entirely new ship from scratch. Modules can be specialised for mining, combat, trade, or logistics, and blueprints can be bought and sold on the player-driven marketplace. Travel from space to a planet's surface is seamless with no loading screens, so your ship directly determines your reach across the galaxy.

Corporations — also called Corpos — are SpaceCraft's guild and faction system. Players can found their own Corporation or join an existing one to assign specialised roles across political, military, financial, and logistics branches, coordinate large-scale multi-system operations, take on contracts, and build collective economic leverage that solo players cannot match. Shiro Games has positioned Corporations as the primary route to long-term power in the galaxy.

SpaceCraft runs a fully player-driven economy with no developer-set price floors. Every marketplace transaction directly influences in-game prices, blueprints and services can be traded between players, and contracts create ongoing economic relationships between Corporations. Supply and demand is entirely determined by player activity, making every trade decision meaningful at a galaxy-wide scale.

Full PvP ship combat is confirmed but was not part of the day-one Early Access launch. Combat is designed as a three-stage encounter system covering detection, pursuit, and engagement with real-time tactical mechanics. It is on the Early Access roadmap as an upcoming addition. The day-one launch focused on exploration, industry, trade, and Corporation play.

Players establish planetary outposts and evolve them into fully automated resource hubs. Automation tools include drone fleets for mining and extraction, cargo ships for interplanetary logistics and delivery, and production chains covering energy, manufacturing, and resource processing across multiple star systems. Automation is the key to scaling from a small outpost into a galaxy-spanning industrial operation.

Shiro Games expects SpaceCraft to remain in Early Access for at least six months before a 1.0 full release — no full release date has been confirmed. Planned updates during Early Access include the full PvP combat system, expanded Corporation social features, new galaxy sectors and planets, and additional exploration mechanics.

At Early Access launch, SpaceCraft supports eight languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese. The June 2026 launch delay was partly to ensure all translations were fully integrated before release.

SpaceCraft is frequently compared to Space Engineers (ship and base building), EVE Online (player-driven economy and Corporation politics), No Man's Sky (seamless space-to-planet exploration), and Satisfactory (automation and production chains). Its distinguishing feature is combining all four pillars — seamless exploration, deep automation, fully player-driven economics, and large-scale Corporation PvP — in a single persistent online universe.