

Eternal Starlight VR
White Noise Games · 2021 · VR, RTS, Strategy, Space, Tactical
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About Eternal Starlight VR

Meet (and vaporize) colorful alien species, collect technology to upgrade your vessels and plot your next hyperspace jump while defending the new human homeworld, Proxima. The game features dozens of vessels and over a hundred unique ship systems for you to acquire and experiment with. Positioning your ships and using their unique abilities will be key to defeating the foes you face.

Utilizing an intuitive locomotion system, you can freely move through space by grabbing it. Zoom out to view the entire battlefield or focus in on a single fighter. Play seated, standing or in full room scale.
Newly Added:
ENDLESS MODE
Choose from one of five unlockable factions and head off on a brand new procedurally generated adventure to reach The Center, a powerful alien structure with the potential to shift the balance of power. Brand new enemies, weapons and missions. Tailor your game to your liking by choosing your own difficulty modifiers and allies. Dozens of updates and improvements. Available now!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the game's core concept and controls, with some finding the side missions and exploration elements enjoyable, but many criticize the story mode for wildly inconsistent difficulty spikes where missions feel either trivial or impossibly unfair with limited strategic options. Recent updates have also frustrated players with mandatory hold-to-press menu controls, intrusive visual shaders, and louder sound effects that some find physically uncomfortable, while the roguelike structure suffers from repetitive mission design and predictable outcomes across playthroughs.
Another example of butchering what makes a genre. This game gets both RTS and RogueLIKE/rogueLITE wrong. Story mode is honestly god awful. Same missions that are either a cakewalk, or a death sentence where no matter how hard you try, you will just get obliterated as all you are given is a capital ship with barely any combat capabilities and a single fighter that can barely provide any fire support, while you are fighting at least 4 ships each more than capable to destroy you alone. And there isn't an option to buy any other ships aside from more fighters taht are barely any help. After dying on one 'easy' mission 4 times i've explored other options, and those missions are straight up filler content. And out of 5-6 playthroughs i had the exact same content and the exact same outcome as the "random" prizes for said missions barely make any difference in your playthrough. Controls are pretty bad as well. My PC runs much heavier games with ease and when the entire game experiences microstrokes each time i try to use the voice commands it is irritating, not to mention how awkward it is having to stare at my wrist and not at the action while giving commands is honestly bad and disrup…1 found this helpful
Final mission is impossable, even on easy mode
s a reallly fun game and had a decent story and genuenly good controls and menus but updates kinda ruined it for me the shaders make my eyes hurt cant disable them cant turn down volume of sound effects hurts my ears game was made harder it feelsthen before and making every menu button a press and hold just annoyed the ♥♥♥♥ outta me
Dont be fooled by reviews. This game is very clunky and downright boring. Luckily I got it on sale.
Really impressed so far. Reminds me a lot of BattleGroup VR. I would say there are some dialog where because the audio doesn't work for all I'd remove them. The admiral for instance only says one thing, over, over, and over again. :( I also like the side missions, scanning, finding damaged ships, etc... Nice little filler.
This game smacks
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