$19.99StarRupture Build fast before the world breaks
StarRupture is a first-person open-world survival and base-building game on a planet torn by recurring cataclysms. You mine and process resources, build an industrial system to produce goods and expand your base, and hold off hordes of alien creatures alone or with up to four friends.
Is StarRupture worth it?
StarRupture is worth it if…
- you like first-person survival crafting with base building and automation
- you want an open world with exploration, secrets, and recurring world-changing cataclysms
- you enjoy fighting waves of alien creatures between factory shifts
- you want co-op survival for up to four players, or a harsh solo run
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A planet that burns and starts over
You explore a large open world full of resources, places, and secrets, knowing it will not stay the same for long. Recurring cataclysms tear through it, then leave behind a reborn landscape to pick over. Extreme temperatures are only part of the problem, so shelter and timing matter. It is a good loop for anyone who likes exploring a dangerous place that keeps rearranging the furniture.
Mining, refining, and factory logic
You search for deposits, mine them, and process what you dig up into goods for an expanding industrial setup. New technologies unlock ways to keep your base running through the planet's harsh conditions. Contracts and production targets give the building a direction: more extraction, better processing, a larger base. The satisfaction here is watching scattered outposts turn into one connected system.
Bugs with teeth, and guns to answer them
The local wildlife is aggressive and arrives in numbers, so you defend yourself, your team, and your base with advanced combat. Turrets and handheld weapons cover the base perimeter and the ground outside it. Clearing creatures buys quiet time to build and explore before the next wave finds you. Bring ammunition, repair what gets chewed on, and expect the planet to interrupt your plans.
Alone or with up to four friends
You can play solo or in a group of up to four, sharing the work of gathering, building, and fighting. One person keeps the furnaces fed while another pushes further into unknown territory, and everyone converges when creatures press the base. The planet is harsh either way, but splitting jobs makes large projects and long expeditions far more manageable.
Things worth knowing?
What do you actually do minute to minute?
You explore on foot, mine resources, feed them into production, expand the base, and fight off alien creatures between building sessions. Cataclysms reset the rhythm, so you prepare, ride out the destruction, then head back out to gather and discover what changed.
How does the base building work?
You place extraction, production, and expansion structures into a connected industrial system, then unlock technologies that help the whole setup survive heat, cold, and attacks. Growth is practical: more resources in, more goods out, more room to keep it all running.
What is the combat like?
First-person shooting against hordes of alien monsters, mixed with base defense. You fight to protect buildings and teammates as well as yourself, so positioning, supplies, and intact defenses count as much as aim.
Can I play it solo?
Yes. The game supports single-player as well as online co-op for up to four, with the same loop of exploring, building, and surviving either way.
