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StarRupture is a first-person open world base-building game with advanced combat and tons of exploration. Play alone or in a group on this sublime and ever-changing planet, extract and manage resources, create your complex industrial system and fight off hordes of alien monsters.
StarRupture is a early access, base building and survival game
developed and published by Creepy Jar.
Released on January 06th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, French, Spanish - Spain, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and German.
It has received 11,754 reviews of which 9,503 were positive and 2,251 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 9.92€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 or later (64-Bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (6 GB VRAM) / AMD Radeon RX 580 (8 GB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 45 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD required. Internet connection required for multiplayer.
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I've played this game a lot as you can see. It has kept me interested by giving me various options to play with. Testing incremental improvement to factory efficiencies or finding that one methods really sucks :) has been fun. I'm an old gamer (late 60's) so this may not apply to everyone of course. The play is casual and the combat is doable for my less nimble reflexes. I'll keep playing and trying new things.
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TLDR : For 15€, it’s not a waste of money and I definitely don't feel scammed. But honestly, it is very Early Access right now. However, in its current state, it feels like a clunky Satisfactory clone. I’d really love to know what the devs' long-term vision is, because if the goal is just to make a 1:1 Satisfactory replica, it's missing the mark. But if it leans into its PvE potential, it could be amazing. Where it falls short right now 1. Combat is a pushover: enemies are way more aggressive while exploring early on compared to Satisfactory, but you get used to them fast. Once you get basic guns, they're way too easy to wipe out. 2. Progression is unrewarding: the tech tree feels weak. Leveling up mostly unlocks just one item, and half the time it's something you don't even need yet. Character upgrades are also painfully slow and the buffs feel super marginal. 3. Building lacks QoL: The building system is okay, but it desperately needs time-savers. We need a "zooping" feature to drag and place multiple foundations at once instead of clicking them down one by one. Where this game could actually shine The base defense ! The Satisfactory devs have been super clear in their blogs: they want a chill, relaxing game. They are never going to add real PvE or base defense. That leaves a huge gap for this game to step up. Since this game currently lacks long-range logistics to build one massive mega-factory, it actually forces you to build scattered outposts -- especially since you need a shelter when a solar wave hits. I actually like this difference. But if we are going to build outposts in a hostile world, we desperately need walls. Other players have said it, and I agree: having turrets without walls is just a half-baked PvE concept. I would absolutely love to see this evolve into a factory builder where you actually have to defend your scattered bases from massive, varied hordes of enemies that require different weapons and strategies to defeat. Verdict : I'm recommending this on trust, but be warned: it is very barebones right now. It's rough around the edges, but the foundation is there. Devs, please don't just make a worse, chill Satisfactory. Give us the factory tower-defense game we're craving!
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This is an early access review of the game and I have really come to love this game so far. I am reviewing this game after playing Star Rupture for close to 100 Hours, Satisfactory for 1800 Hours, Factorio for almost 600 Hours and Planet Crafter for around 120 Hours. This game is not a copy paste from other factory games. Yes they have some similarities but for me it still felt like a unique experience. Below are the list of some elements which I feel were a bit similar from the 3 games I mentioned above. Satisfactory - Some Factory Building Mechanics Factorio - Basic Enemies Planet Crafter - Asteroid Mining, Flora for food/Water BUGS AND ERRORS:- So far the game play has been clean. No game breaking bugs at all which honestly was a surprise for me as I have played this before getting the first early access patch GAME PLAY:- The game play (World Exploring/Factory Building/Resources) is fairly easy to under stand and you can reach level 7 for each corporations fairly easily. This gives enough time for players to explore the world, Build factories and have a decent combat experience without getting overwhelmed. Rupture is the highlight of the game where you get to see the world coming back from ashes every 1 Hour 5 mins (real World Time). Ruptures are not that scary, you can easily create a base anywhere and build a safe house anywhere on the map. COMBAT:- Combat is fun. You get overpowered Guns in the beginning You can easily reach level 7 of all the corporations with just with your Mining Gun and Pistol. They have not gone over board as you feel in Factorio. But they have still managed to kept it engaging enough for you to keep wanting for more. There is no option till now to increase or decrease the difficulty level which in my opinion should be available as combat is part of the main Game Play experience unlike Satisfactory which is more focused in the building aspect. Still if someone doesn't like combat they have given an option where you can explore the abandoned base for blueprints and other stuff during the 20 mins (from Rupture to Stable) MAP:- Map is big and have lots of options to explore as off now. There are few resources and locations which are locked to be explored but as per my understanding they will be unlocked soon. VISUALS:- The game looks great, the colors are vibrant. I get 110 to 120 FPS by keeping the visuals in high (RTX 4070 TI Super OC / AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D). There are few places where during loading you feel a sudden drop in FPS but its not a game breaking experience. My experience on visuals are only for medium factory thou. I have never built a large reaching the limit of the game factory. FACTORY BUILDING:- If you are a fan of building large factories with focus on aesthetics and straight lines, you will be disappointed as the factory building mechanics are limited to only completing the given tasks. Most of the terrains are uneven and the foundations cannot be laid with out proper foundation supports. Foundations Supports are also limited in height and can get complicated placing and matching heights with the rest. DIALOGS:- Dialogs in this game are okay. GAL's dialogs could have definitely been better. CONS: 1. Rupture is the main highlight of the game. They could had made a much better introduction of the 1st rupture encounter by adding some task or side mission in the beginning of the game. 2. Factory Building is very limited as off now. 3. Foundations supports positioning and placement could be better. This would greatly improve how one builds factory if necessary changes are made 4. Lack of selecting a deleting multiple objects/Machines 5. Copy and Pasting settings from one machine to another 6. Improvements is Gals dialog option 7. Need more variety of enemies 8. Lack of Steam achievements as of now I will definitely recommend this game for those who love Satisfactory, Factorio & Planet crafter. If they can improve the factory building aspect of the game then will definitely improve my rating which currently stands at 3.5/5
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This game is 100% budget Satisfactory. EXCEPT: The game auto load balances everything for you. The most efficient way to play is to create a giant loop with multiple lanes and connect everything to it and then it will perfectly balance itself. This means that while this advertises itself as a factory game the core features that we have come to expect from factory games (namely the need to even a little math) is completely missing. That combined with everything being on the same level (no second floors), everything being locked to a global grid, everything being locked to one of the 4 cardinal directions for rotation, everything having fixed footprints, and resources not being transferable between bases factory layout design is so restrictive it's barely even a thing. You don't get to make any real decisions about where things go. That being said the game is overall decently fun. I'd give it a solid 3/5, but because it's only $20 I'll bump that up to a 4/5. The map size and complexity is okay, the dialogue and writing are okay, the gunplay is okay (a melee weapon would REALLY help with those tiny bugs getting too close), the control mapping is buggy but will likely get fixed. Other than the control mapping I have found no other bugs. I don't like comparing games to each other, but this game is so completely a copy of satisfactory in every way that I feel I must. This game is baby's first satisfactory. The story is better, but the writing is worse, the combat and exploration are worse, they way you unlock things feels worse, and everything related to the factory is worse. The world periodically resetting feels more like a game mechanic than like a cool event and collecting things every reset VERY quickly starts to feel like you're doing chores. Here's what I would change: 1) Make it clear where you get blueprints from. There NEEDS to be a tutorial for this. I still have no idea, I just happened to find 1 and it's not the one I need. 2) Add turrets and base defense against enemy hordes much earlier in the game. Honestly, this is the thing that will set this game apart and make it actually feel like its own game instead of budget Satisfactory. There's already a big focus on combat here, so lean into that. Also, it's a niche that isn't being effectively filled. As far as I'm aware there aren't any really good 3D factory / base defense games on the market right now. 3) Add food and water to the main HUD. 4) Give us a hot-bar. 5) Fix weapon controls. We need a quick, single press way to put things away. Right now it's REALLY obnoxious when you accidentally tap F and pull out your deconstructor. 6) Make sprint infinite. Stamina bars aren't fun in a game like this, they're just annoying. Sprint is already slow enough. 7) Add difficulty settings. This will be important if you lean into the base defense aspect as players all want different size hordes attacking the stuff they've built. I think this game has potential, and I do recommend people pick it up, just maybe wait a while until the game has developed more.
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Basically a Satisfactory clone (this is a good thing in my book!) The best feature I've discovered is the elimination of power poles, power is distributed through foundations and integrated in the conveyor system, a welcome change. In early access, so be warned optimization isn't there yet. Having fun with it so far!
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StarRupture is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
StarRupture is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.99€ on Steam.
StarRupture received 9,503 positive votes out of a total of 11,754 achieving a rating of 7.90.
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StarRupture was developed and published by Creepy Jar.
StarRupture is playable and fully supported on Windows.
StarRupture is not playable on MacOS.
StarRupture is not playable on Linux.
StarRupture offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
StarRupture includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There are 2 DLCs available for StarRupture. Explore additional content available for StarRupture on Steam.
StarRupture does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
StarRupture does not support Steam Remote Play.
StarRupture is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for StarRupture.
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