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About SPACECOM
SPACECOM – a strategic-to-the-bone, starfleet command game in which deception, smart movement, and choices to battle decide victory or defeat.
No coincidence, no luck. Spacecom pushes your ability to strategize with a focus on real-time tactics and planning. Use proven maneuvers learned from military legends or devise your own plans.
Test your wits in a single player campaign, go head-to-head with up to 5 opponents in multiplayer or experiment with new strategies in AI skirmish mode. Most of all, you'll need a bright mind, cunning, and sound tactics.
When the war begins, leave the little things behind and dive into austere soundscapes as you immerse yourself in starfleet command. From now on, what matters is your grasp of tactics and strategy, not how fast you can click. Spacecom is about creativity in planning, not complexity of game mechanics.
"In a market currently dominated by MOBAs, SPACECOM is set to offer a more nich perspective on strategy. Focused on concise combat roles and managing supply routes, it's all about using limited resources, to outwit your friends." - GameTrailers.com
"What really strikes me is that all of this is presented in an incredibly minimalistic style.(...) There is none of the distraction of flashy visual effects or incredibly renderedenvironments, this is pure strategy.(...) For me, an advocate of game mechanics above all else, this is as close to pure space strategy as I’ve seen and I’m really looking forward to the finished product." - gaminglives.com
"Spacecom is an interesting idea, as a quick-play strategy game. In a genre that tends to frighten off newcomers, Spacecom is poised to be the title that welcomes them in with open arms, avoiding complexity while still offering that classic 4X feeling. " - Criticallysane.com
No coincidence, no luck. Spacecom pushes your ability to strategize with a focus on real-time tactics and planning. Use proven maneuvers learned from military legends or devise your own plans.
Test your wits in a single player campaign, go head-to-head with up to 5 opponents in multiplayer or experiment with new strategies in AI skirmish mode. Most of all, you'll need a bright mind, cunning, and sound tactics.
When the war begins, leave the little things behind and dive into austere soundscapes as you immerse yourself in starfleet command. From now on, what matters is your grasp of tactics and strategy, not how fast you can click. Spacecom is about creativity in planning, not complexity of game mechanics.
Key Features
- Single player campaign that will test your wit in diverse tactical puzzles
- Tense multiplayer - dominate up to 5 players per map
- No coincidence, no luck. What matters is good planning and successful execution
- Sound designed specifically to trigger strategic thinking
- Minimalistic visual design inspired by military technology
- Created to exalt smart thinking over fast clicking
Previews
"In a market currently dominated by MOBAs, SPACECOM is set to offer a more nich perspective on strategy. Focused on concise combat roles and managing supply routes, it's all about using limited resources, to outwit your friends." - GameTrailers.com
"What really strikes me is that all of this is presented in an incredibly minimalistic style.(...) There is none of the distraction of flashy visual effects or incredibly renderedenvironments, this is pure strategy.(...) For me, an advocate of game mechanics above all else, this is as close to pure space strategy as I’ve seen and I’m really looking forward to the finished product." - gaminglives.com
"Spacecom is an interesting idea, as a quick-play strategy game. In a genre that tends to frighten off newcomers, Spacecom is poised to be the title that welcomes them in with open arms, avoiding complexity while still offering that classic 4X feeling. " - Criticallysane.com
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
SPACECOM is a deliberately austere and intellectually demanding real-time strategy title developed by Flow Combine and published by 11 bit studios, designed for players who value foresight, positioning, and long-term planning over spectacle or rapid-fire action. From the moment the game begins, it makes a clear statement about its priorities: SPACECOM strips away visual excess, cinematic flair, and narrative embellishment to focus almost entirely on the logic of space warfare as a contest of information, timing, and control. What emerges is an experience that feels closer to a digital board game or military simulation than a traditional RTS. The presentation is intentionally minimalistic, with fleets represented by simple icons and star systems laid out like nodes on an abstract map. This visual restraint is not a limitation so much as a guiding philosophy. By reducing the battlefield to its essential components, the game forces players to engage directly with strategic thinking rather than reacting to visual cues or dramatic effects. Every symbol, line, and interface element exists to convey information, and learning to read this sparse language is a crucial part of mastering the…4 found this helpful
Space whispers that commanding here is like WiFi in a tunnel — I’m a happy hostage of pixel fleets and eternal lags with no save2 found this helpful
Nice game2 found this helpful
I actually like this game HOWEVER, I can't finish it, and that's not a skills issue. I played a few missions a few weeks ago. Maybe a third of the game? Turned it on this morning, and all of my progress was gone. Didn't think it was too big a deal since I needed a refresher on some of the controls. Then I put my steam deck in sleep mode (so the game was still running) and took a break for lunch. When I got back, the game crashed as soon as I woke up the deck. When I got the game running again, all my progress was gone again. It had been less than an hour, so I figured I'd try again. Well, I got the furthest I ever got in the game and it just crashed again as I was finishing a mission. Once again, all my progress was gone as soon as I got the game back up. I can't keep playing the same 5 or so missions over and over. So as much as I'd like to play the game, I just can't justify spending more time on it. Luckily I bought it for less than $1. There's a thread on the forum about losing saves/progress, so it's not just me. If you do want to chance it, I will say that it works right away on the steam deck. I would advise using a dock connected to a larger screen and an actual…
Seems cool at first but no save and Random fight results is a bummer.
very controversial game. The funny thing is that the game has a very well-developed and understandable interface, but at the same time there is complete nonsense written there about the situation on the field, that is, for example, on the panel it says your unit, its characteristics, task, etc., etc., but it does not indicate whether he went on a mission, how it is being completed, etc. and only when the result is known, a window is displayed saying that you did everything this way or that there was a failure
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