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ZeroSpace is a hybrid sci-fi RTS / RPG game that allows you to play as the commander of The Protectorate, a galactic force dedicated to securing humanity’s place in the galaxy. The Orion sector is locked in a vicious power struggle between many alien factions, ready to fight to the death.
ZeroSpace is a early access, action rts and wargame game
developed by Starlance Studios and Ironward
and published by Starlance Studios and Gamersky Games.
Released on July 20th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Portuguese - Brazil and Russian.
It has received 441 reviews of which 341 were positive and 100 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.3 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 36.89€ on Steam with a 10% discount.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: AMD / Intel CPU, 4 Cores 3 Ghz
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia 1080 Ti or RX 5700
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- Sound Card: NVIDIA High Definition Audio
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I was waiting for a good Starcraft successor since forever. Not another shooter with base building or some MOBA that thinks it's an RTS. Just something with good army feel and matches that matter. Stormgate was supposed to be that, except it wasn't and I think it's no longer online either. Immortal Gates of Pyre seemed promising but development stopped lack of money and it's still nowhere. Tempest Rising is nice but it's more like Command and Conquer. Zerospace was the last hope on my list. And somehow it works. Army moves like it should, like Blizzard games did. Heroes are just helping the army, not replacing it, so it's more SC 2 than Warcraft 3. You have 4 factions and 6 mercenary factions you can mix, so you build stuff Starcraft never let you build. Campaign has real choices, more like Mass Effect than just clicking through cutscenes. If it makes sense. Dunno. Some things are rough it's true. UI needs some work, guns don't sound like they hit, some voices are still placeholders you can tell, and keybinds and camera need more work as well. But it's Early Access. And after Stormgate and Immortal, this is the first promising game in a long time that made me want to plunge into the RTS front again.
Updated Game Review--Early Access 7/21/26 WARNING: This game is pretty much in ALPHA and has a long way to go. There are incomplete cutscenes, lag, and bugs. ONLY PURCHASE THIS GAME IF YOU ARE WILLING TO WAIT FOR DEVELOPMENT! Pros: ++ Gameplay. The game handles surprisingly well and the combat has been smooth. It's a RTS with solid combat mechanics and multiple modes of game play. ++ Atmosphere & Music. The game does a solid job pulling the player into its experience; the music matches it perfectly. ++ Graphics. Players may need to mess with the settings at first, but once they've got it figured out, the game's environment is nice. ++ Stability. For an "Early Access" game, this is running surprisingly well. I have not too many bugs or anything game breaking. I did have 1 crash so far and a few quirky things, but that hasn't been bad (especially for an EA day 1 release). ++ Content. This game has a lot to offer: Campaign, different modes of PVP, co-op, and player vs ai. The story itself seems good, and there are several ways to experience it. ++ Difficulty. The game can be hard, especially for those with little or no real-time strategy games. But it's a fun challenge. Cons: -- Campaign Writing: The writing and voice acting are pretty bland and the human character models look wacky. If you can get over that, then the campaign is fun but I can see that it's going to be a problem for some people. -- Difficulty. The AI mobs spawn quickly and their "leaders" respawn very quickly. Personally, I enjoy this challenge but some players are already angry about it. -- No "Save/Load." This will be coming later, but that doesn't really help right now. People that are going to play single player (ie vs AI or the campaign) have to start over from the last "save" auto-generated by the game. -- The game released as "Early Access" but it is very much in Alpha. They are in active development, but they have a long way to go. TLDR: I wish that I had known about this game before today's release. It is challenging, looks beautiful, and is surprisingly fun. That said, it is certainly EA and will need some time to finish.
It's Early Access, so I wasn't surprised by the bugs or the jank. - it's got those in spades. (and it seems to be a very personal experience, I see many people talking about very different experiences, but all buggy) But at this point in time, I was more interested in seeing if the game showed promise. - it does. The 40 buck pricetag might seem like a lot. - it is. I see those 40 bucks as a promise. If they had asked 20 bucks, I'd have less hope for the game than I do this 40 buck one. - I feel like they have a certain confidence in their vision, and ask the price they believe it could be worth, and I respect that. (And I will be even more heartbroken if this ends up yet another abandoned title buried in the game graveyard.) Everyone, I need you to remember, it's Early Access, and we've most likely all met some true horrors in the EA section once or twice. This is not that. Its a janky buggy mess that takes away from the experience, BUT, it's not a finished product, and can't really be judged as such YET. I'll looking forward to following this game, and see how fast they roll out updates, and how effective they'll be in squashing the bugs. I see the potential, and while its ugly right now, if it's allowed to be finished by the devs, I find it highly likely that it will end up being a solid game that I can enjoy immensely for what it is. I already am enjoying it, when I'm not puzzled by why the hotkeys for unit abilities isn't responding, or why the music/sfx suddenly stopped but the voices from the cinematic still plays, or the game just stalls out post-coop-win so I ultimately had to alt-f4. Wishlist it for now if you can't deal with Early Access meaning bugs, warts and it's not a finished product. - I wont sugarcoat it. This wont make you happy in its current state if you expect to sit down and not encounter bugs in many shapes and forms. (as of the 21st of July 2026) Buy it if you can look past that, and enjoy it for what it is, in its current state. - ultimately, buying it now is mostly an investment in the hope of a solid RTS with a vision and passion behind it. Playing it, its easy to see "what it would be" when finished. - So I support this title for now. It has those good bones, with soul and passion behind it.
I wonder if anyone will read my review. It’s legit I promise, not some B.S. So here’s what I gotta say about it. The graphics here are phenomenal. Unless you’re looking at the characters during dialogue. In which case it looks like poo-poo. But you can zoom in real close and actually get to see all the attention to detail which is really nice. The sound effects are really good too. The guns sound heavy and realistic, the aliens sound like monsters, and the other effects fit too. With lots of good voice acting and decent music it’s hard to find something boring to listen to while playing. The gameplay is also really good. Obviously unfinished, obviously needs a bit of work, but as an RTS it plays remarkably well and if you’re a fan of the genre you’ll fit right in. It doesn’t have too much micromanagement, it doesn’t over stress you and overall it’s just fun and works with decent mechanics and balancing. The user interface sucks and I hate it. The tutorial is lacking. For the actual combat gameplay it’s legit and decent. But for explaining anything else it's just not there and you’ll be forced to fumble around in the dark. The price, when considering everything this game has to offer, is totally worth it. Stability? Well the game ran really well for me. I mean, I have a good computer but not an amazing computer and it ran just fine. So that’s good. Personally, no issues. No crashing, freezing, clipping or anything. Honestly, the game was really well designed, looks like the start of a great successor to starcraft 2 if only it can get the support and attention it deserves. So yeah, that’s pretty much why I give it a thumbs up. However, if you’d like a more in-depth review with gameplay footage I encourage you to check out the video on my YoUTube channel (link below). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUnGkW_orlY Otherwise, thanks so much for reading and I hope I was able to help some of you out there spend your money wisely.
ZeroSpace is exactly what I want from an RTS. It features a great campaign, an excellent skirmish mode, and classic real-time strategy gameplay done right. Even in Early Access, it's already a fantastic experience, and I'm confident the full release will be even better. Highly recommended for RTS fans! I have played the game on the Steam Deck. It reaches 30-40 fps. But I did not encounter huge battles yet. So I think in those battles it will be harder to play the game on the Deck. Here is some performance on the Steam Deck OLED - https://youtu.be/WkJomo8tSns
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Frequently Asked Questions
ZeroSpace is currently priced at 36.89€ on Steam.
Yes, ZeroSpace is currently available at a 10% discount. You can purchase it for 36.89€ on Steam.
Yes, ZeroSpace received 341 positive votes out of a total of 441 achieving a rating of 7.30.
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ZeroSpace was developed by Starlance Studios and Ironward and published by Starlance Studios and Gamersky Games.
Yes, ZeroSpace is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, ZeroSpace is not playable on MacOS.
No, ZeroSpace is not playable on Linux.
ZeroSpace offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
ZeroSpace offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
No, ZeroSpace does not currently offer any DLC.
No, ZeroSpace does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, ZeroSpace does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, ZeroSpace 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 ZeroSpace.
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Developer
Starlance Studios,
Ironward
Publisher
Starlance Studios,
Gamersky Games
Release
20 Jul 2026
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