$29.99SpaceCraft Build a business among the stars
SpaceCraft hands you a whole galaxy to run with co-op friends: scan planets, mine what you find, build ships part by part, then set up automated bases and trade routes between worlds. Join a Corporation, split the jobs, and watch your small crew turn into a very serious space business.
Is SpaceCraft worth it?
SpaceCraft is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where everyone has a job to do
- you want to build ships, bases, and trade networks together
- you enjoy a player-run economy of blueprints, contracts, and markets
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Running a Corporation with friends
Real power here is teamwork. You and your co-op friends can start or join a Corporation, hand out roles, and divide the work however suits you. One of you scouts new systems, another mines, someone else keeps the bases humming. The economy reacts to every trade, so your joint decisions about what to sell, buy, or contract out actually move prices. It is less lone-wolf space captain, more group chat with cargo ships.
Ships, bases, and delivery lines
You gather raw materials with tools and your ship, craft them into materials and parts, then assemble vessels where every component changes performance. Prefer to skip the drafting table? Buy a blueprint from another player and build it straight away, or sell your own design when it flies right. On the ground, you turn outposts into automated hubs with drones and cargo ships handling mining, production, and interplanetary deliveries. Set it up well and the resources keep rolling in while you are off scanning the next planet.
Good to know before you launch?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Singleplayer is listed alongside co-op and multiplayer, so you can explore, mine, build, and automate on your own. Teaming up just lets you split roles and scale up faster.
What do you actually do together moment to moment?
You fly between systems with Faster-Than-Light jumps, scan planets and asteroid fields, mine resources, craft parts, trade on the market, and take on missions and contracts. Corporations add the shared layer: assigning tasks and managing production across several planets at once.
How do ships work?
You build them from crafted parts, from nimble small ships to heavy transport cruisers, with each component affecting how the ship performs.
Is there fighting in it?
Combat, PvP, and PvE are all tagged, alongside derelict ships and abandoned stations to find while exploring.
