Hazeron Starship

Hazeron Starship

Hazeron Freehold LLC · December 1, 2023 · Exploration, FPS, Immersive Sim, Flight, City Builder

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Hazeron Starship price by region

Hazeron Starship costs £3.42 in the United Kingdom, €3.90 in Europe (EUR), $4.57 in the United States, $4.57 in Georgia (USD), zł17.97 in Poland, R$23.20 in Brazil, CA$25.99 in Canada, NZ$28.99 in New Zealand and A$29.50 in Australia right now.

Cheapest Hazeron Starship offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £3.42 −80% £16.75 £3.42 3
Europe (EUR) €3.90 −80% €19.50 €3.90 4
United Statesyour region $4.57 −77% $19.99 $4.57 3
Georgia (USD) $4.57 −56% $10.49 $4.57 3
Poland zł17.97 −80% zł91.99 zł17.97 3
Brazil R$23.20 −61% R$59.99 R$23.20 2
Canada CA$25.99 CA$25.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$28.99 NZ$28.99 — 1
Australia A$29.50 A$29.50 — 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 Hazeron Starship

Explore and colonize a vast universe. Twenty one galaxies filled with countless stars and planets and other things await your discovery.

Start as an indigenous person on an undeveloped world. Hunt for food. Survive wild animals. Build a home.

Discover natural resources. Build mines and wells to gather resources from the land.

Establish an empire to govern your work.

Found a city to manage its buildings. Build more buildings to manufacture things from natural resources and other things.

Advance your civilization. Make space rockets to explore space. Venture out into your home solar system.

Discover exotic natural resources in dangerous environments on other worlds. Build cities there to harvest resources and send them to factories on the home world.

Travel directly to any star in the sky using a space rocket, a daunting task.

Develop technology to make starships that can travel instantly through wormholes to other solar systems. Walk aboard them. Operate their controls. Command a crew of NPCs. Lift off. Fly up through the atmosphere to outer space. Land on other worlds, anywhere, not at designated places.

Discover natural resources on other worlds, on land, beneath seas, in rings like those of Saturn, in coronas of stars, and in seas of liquefied gases on giant worlds like Jupiter.

Design unique spacecraft and buildings with the built-in 3D modeler. Make them function, with operable doors, landing gear, lights, turbo lifts, transporters, engines, shields, weapons, and more. Share your designs with others in the Steam Workshop.

Not everyone is a 3D modeler; it is not easy. The Steam Workshop offers a growing assortment of fantastic spacecraft and buildings designed by people with a gift for 3D modeling. Their work is there for you to enjoy.

Hazeron Starship — game info

Platforms
Windows, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

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

Not recommended Oct 7, 2025
There have been no updates in over a year, and the developer has been radio silent. Many things are missing from the game, such as AI empires to interact with. Last time I played, there really wasn't much to do. Even though you can make all kinds of things with a lot of freedom, there's not much to really do with any of it and the visuals don't exactly inspire me to make anything just for the sake of it. I [i]love[/i] mechanically unique and complex games, and this is a game that [i]should[/i] be right up my alley. But if all we're going to be left with is an unfinished singleplayer port of a game that was initially designed as an MMO, then I absolutely cannot recommend anyone spend money on this. If the game is updated and progress is made, I will update this review should the game reach a properly playable state. I never played Shores of Hazeron, and never even knew it existed, so my experience with Hazeron comes exclusively from this release. I have no nostalgia for the original, I only saw this iteration and thought it looked like an interesting experience. If you're going to charge money for something, it should be worthy of the price you're asking for. This just... wasn't.
9 found this helpful
Not recommended Feb 25, 2026
Figured I'd finally leave a review for this [b]Do not buy this.[/b] If you've heard stories about the Shores of Hazeron MMO, this isn't it. I played that from 2011 until its shutdown, and I can confidently say this has almost none of the charm or fun from it. Far less friendly to play for no benefit. Almost every mechanic has been removed or replaced with something worse, for example: [list] [*]No multiplayer [*]No other empires to interact with [*]Intuitive tetris-grid inventory replaced with soulless tree [*]Intuitive floor-based building system replaced with pre-designed buildings [*]Removal of reasonable building limitations making cities a chore to organize and manage [*]Same no-constraint issue for spacecraft [*]No PvM or PvP challenge making most of the game's mechanics irrelevant, including military buildings, most items, most ship functions and all combat mechanics [*]No progression, no research system, your empire knows everything the instant you start [*]Difficulty removed to the point where the remaining mechanics are made irrelevant, for example: [olist] [*]Unconstructed airports being able to teleport infinite resources across the solar system instantly [*]B…
6 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 2, 2026
This is no Shores of Hazeron. There's a steep learning curve that most will have zero interest in tackling. If you do tackle it, you will find it has eliminated pretty much everything fun from Shores of Hazeron. I'm sure if I wished to invest a ton of time, I could find ways to have fun and remain interested. The game gave me no desire to go beyone where I did. So, I let it sit to see if it made improvements. Instead, what I see is there has been no update since June of 2024 and the developer is silent. The game appears abandoned.
6 found this helpful
Not recommended Feb 12, 2026
Full of half baked unfinished ideas which was fine during active development. But the game has since been abandoned and we're unlikely to see the potential ever realised. There's nothing else quite like this out there but this was originally an MMO and the players drove and created the content. The single player experience is lonely and lifeless. You're the sole sentient in a dead universe and there is no reason or push for you to go anywhere or do anything.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 3, 2025
No game comes near the scope of this game since. Come back to us Haxus!
4 found this helpful
Not recommended Apr 3, 2026
If you're thinking about revisitintg the MMO through this for nostalgia... probably don't. It's just not the same.
2 found this helpful

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