eXoSpace Combat Engineer Demo Released
Wishlist eXoSpace now — coming this September to Steam!Text version of this press release
May 30, 2025 - Build your own spaceship and go on a bounty hunt in eXoSpace: Combat Engineer, a space game coming to PC this September. You can make sleek ships or wild contraptions using joints and rotators in a grid-free editor. Fly through a galaxy full of surprises, or take part in huge space battles in sandbox mode.
The eXoSpace Demo is now out. Try it out today!
eXoSpace Combat Engineer combines gridless ship design like in Reassembly with story elements like in FTL. Place ship parts in any orientation, and use moving pieces like pistons and rotators to build unique creations.
Each hyperjump takes you closer to your bounty and into a new random event. Some are action-packed. Some involve tough choices. Will you help a research station in trouble, fight off dangerous pirates, or rob a passing ship? Every jump is a surprise.
Want to take a break from missions? Head into the sandbox mode! Build anything you like, battle giant fleets, or fine-tune your ship designs. Fans are already spending dozens of hours in the game.
“It`s incredible. I waited for so long for a game like this.” Playtester
Highlights
- Gridless ship building. Place parts any way you want.
- Hundreds of parts. Weapons, thrusters, joints, decoration, powerful uniques and more.
- Physics based combat. Destroy ships part by part. Ramming and biting are real tactics!
- No two playthroughs are the same. Each mission is randomized with new surprises.
- An extensive sandbox to build any ship and create massive space battles.
- Extensive modding support: new parts, ship AI scripts, encounters, even boss fights.
- Steam Workshop integration, share designs and download mods easily.
- Rogue mode for an extra challenge, where death is final (optional).
About Fantastimaker
Fantastimaker is a one-person studio from the Netherlands. Bas is the developer, artist, and marketer. He started Fantastimaker in 2023 after years of building software for libraries, archives, and doctors. Now, he makes fun games full-time.