eXoSpace Combat Engineer

eXoSpace Combat Engineer

Fantastimaker · September 15, 2025 · Spaceships, Building, Shooter, Sci-fi, Space

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eXoSpace Combat Engineer price by region

eXoSpace Combat Engineer costs $8.49 in Georgia (USD), $12.22 in the United States, £12.79 in the United Kingdom, €14.79 in Europe (EUR), CA$19.49 in Canada, A$21.95 in Australia, NZ$21.99 in New Zealand, R$46.99 in Brazil and zł67.99 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $8.49 $8.49 $12.22 2
United Statesyour region $12.22 −18% $14.99 $12.22 2
United Kingdom £12.79 £12.79 — 1
Europe (EUR) €14.79 €14.79 — 1
Canada CA$19.49 CA$19.49 — 1
Australia A$21.95 A$21.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$21.99 NZ$21.99 — 1
Brazil R$46.99 R$46.99 — 1
Poland zł67.99 zł67.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About eXoSpace Combat Engineer

eXoSpace Combat Engineer is inspired by Reassembly, Nova Drift and FTL. It is a mission-based spaceship building game with bullet-hell style combat. Use an intuitive snap-and-rotate system to build your ultimate warship. Balance thrusters, armor, and energy systems, or use advanced mechanical parts like pistons and hinges to create transforming warships.The spaceship designer is gridless, allowing you to snap parts together in any orientation, and has plenty of quality of life features. Raise the ranks of the eXoSpace Combat Engineers by taking out bosses deep in dangerous areas of space. Each hyperjump brings you closer to your target. Each hyperjump brings a new encounter: an asteroid storm, a pirate ambush, or even a hitchhiker looking for a ride. Who knows what will happen next? You will need to evolve your ship from a small drone to a true dreadnaught to face all bosses.
  • Satisfying game loop: gather resources and tech to upgrade your ship. Complete missions to increase in rank, improve your crew and build even bigger ships in your hunt for the most dangerous of criminals.
  • Gridless spaceship designer that lets you easily snap parts together in any angle, allowing you to quickly try out new designs or upgrade your ship.
  • Intuitive engineering constraints: balance thrusters, weapons, energy and armor to create an effective warship.
  • Bullet-hell boss fights: each mission ends with an epic phased boss-fight. Find weak points while dodging projectiles.
  • A fully-featured sandbox allowing you to build any ship, create your own faction, and share it with a click on the Steam Workshop. Fight intense battles, and set up endless waves of invading enemies for complete chaos. You can even build your own boss!
  • Get challenged in the Arena: face design and piloting challenges ranging from 1 vs 1 drone skirmishes to cruiser battles. Or create your own arena and share it on the Workshop.
  • More than 600 different ship designs to discover, including many community creations.
  • More than 200 parts to build your ship with, including powerful faction-specific weapons.
  • 5 playable factions with their own tech tree, powerful unique parts, and crew.
  • And more is added in regular updates!

User Praise:

  • "This game feels like Reassembly if it was designed as a game, first and foremost, instead of a shipbuilding sandbox."
  • “I like how here, I can quickly design something and experiment. I can iterate quickly and comfortably."
  • “This game is ingenious, amazing and AWESOME! Something that fills the gap between Reassembly, Cosmoteer and Starsector.”
eXoSpace is developed by Bas (@ Fantastimaker), a solo developer.

eXoSpace Combat Engineer — game info

Platforms
Windows, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Oct 5, 2026
This game scratches an itch I've had for a long time. My history includes the freeware shoot-em-up Fraxy, the online shmup Bubble Tanks, and the freeware RTS Battleships Forever. Of them, I compare it most to Battleships Forever. Fully customizable ship building, a classic top-down shooter feel and control, and good performance even on a laptop not optimized for gaming. Been looking for a game like this for a long time, and very pleased to have found this one. Hoping it keeps going for a long time yet.
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Recommended Oct 5, 2026
Quite a fun and well put together little game. Love the flexibility of the building system.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 5, 2026
Coming from Starsector(heavily modded at that), few spaceship games could hold a candle to that monstrosity. Notably, heavily modded Starsector lacks one thing: fully customizable shipbuilding. Its something that stands out as a very noticable lack, despite all of it. This is something Exospace does really well, and has enough attachment gimmicks to keep it interesting for a long while. Ease of creation to put new enemy ships into the game is a plus, too. The game also sports modding tools(which are growing) to add new part types and other enhancements. I've seen others draw references to Reassembly, as well, for shipbuilding basis. Of note for more casual playstyles: the game doesn't have permanent part loss like Terratech or Cosmoteer. Parts you've added regenerate over time while out of combat, meaning the ship built acts like a template for autorepair to get back to, rather than having to reassemble the ship piece-by-piece or load from template over and over(Terratech). Bas is a very active developer in the community on the Discord, and very responsive to bugreports and suggestions! Make sure to check out the Experimental branch if you're curious what's coming in the m…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 5, 2026
I've never played Reassembly, but I've heard about it. This game took a little while to figure out, but once I got the hang of how all the ship parts work and balancing power, mass, and thrust, I was able to start building some cool vessels. On balance, it's lots of fun.
Recommended Oct 5, 2026
Fun-per-minute: Really high.
Not recommended Oct 5, 2026
TL;DR: With what I've tried of this game and its gameplay loop, I simply cannot recommend this game. It lacks any form of challenge and feels lackluster compared to what it tries to copy. In the two hours it took me to get through my first mission (Bounty), I never once felt threatened. The game simply lacks challenge, even when you only have access to a mere handful of blocks. Most zones in the Bounty contains a handful of weak NPCs that you can kill very easily, and unless you are already at a bad standing with the zone's faction, you can kill almost all of the NPCs in the zone before they try to retaliate. Jumping into a hostile zone poses no threat, each enemy spawns spread out over the zone, meaning they approach you individually, letting you kill the first one before the next is even close to being in range. Even the big bad boss of the Bounty never once posed a threat. The bullet hell was negated entirely by point defence weapons, the big lasers on the boss didn't do enough damage nor frequently enough to pose the risk of defeat, the fighters that the boss tried to throw at me were so weak half of them didn't even get to fly towards my ship before powering down (which I di…

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