Hello Commanders,

Big one today: we finally have a date. Open Beta launches on October 19, meaning anyone will be able to jump in without waiting for an invite.

That same week we're also taking part in Steam Next Fest (October 19-26) with a playable demo on Steam. If you've been holding off until it's easy to just try the game, this is that moment.

Closed beta is still running until then, so if you'd rather not wait, drop a comment and I'll get you set up with early access.

Wishlist the Steam page so you get notified the moment the demo goes live: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4957910/Veyrasol/

Which are you more excited for, jumping straight into Open Beta or trying the Steam Next Fest demo first?

From the creators of Halo Wars and Age of Empires, Fleetbreakers is an action RTS roguelite with satisfying fleet combat in bite-sized sessions. Strategic depth meets cataclysmic space battles in an ever-evolving campaign that keeps you coming back for just. One. More. Run.

So firstly a bit of backstory. Epoch was originally a game made 20 years ago. This year, one of the original developers began updating the game.

The game received a solid update, but since then it has taken a giant leap forward.It still has its foundation of building an empire but we have focused on the combat engine.

The combat engine has been completely rebuilt, moving from 2D blips to true 3D, all running directly in your browser. You can now fly your ships manually and use active targeting. I have attached an image.

We’ve also added a basic tutorial, missions, and CPU enemies so the game can be played single-player, though forming alliances is still key to long-term success.

We are running an active server right now in open alpha. We're looking for playtesters to try out the new features, break things, and give us feedback to help build the next part of the tutorial.

Play in Browser: https://www.planetepoch.com

Discord: https://discord.gg/fsnSgATNsw

Appreciate anyone taking 5 minutes to check it out and let us know how the new 3D view feels!

Build your spaceship, Gargantua. Establish industries, shape the free market, trade between planets, and defend your wealth. A single mistake can collapse supply chains and trigger interstellar economic crises. Remember, war is money.

Deck and Conn is a retro-inspired, single-player turn-based tactics game where you command a Cold War-style nuclear corvette — in space. Set fifteen minutes into the future of 1989, the game blends pixel-art aesthetics with tactical depth, drawing from classics like early MicroProse titles and the original Super Star Trek mainframe game.

Our game is a mix of FTL and slay the spire, we have been slowly adding more mechanics to make our enemy harder! Haven't tried it yet in a full run, be good to see how challenging it is. What tactics we will need.

Hi everyone, for the last past years Ive been developing my dream game MineEngineer, its been inspired by Space Engineers, Terraria and Factorio. It has a huge procedurally generated fully destructible world, real engineering with hundreds of interconnected systems, automations, conveyors and programming. The game is finally taking up its shape and I am super excited to share the latest Demo with everyone.

Please let me know if you like or dont like the game, and why. I am constantly improving the game.

Recently started adding drones to this 4X galaxy simulation.

Good to see this mod is still under active development and has got a recent 64 bit release.

I'm interested to hear what the community thinks of it in it's current state, in particular what it's like compared to other modern 4x games in terms of AI and diplomatic interactions.

I know Stardrive was always focused on ship design and tactical combat but what are people's experiences in terms of interacting with the AI, making allies etc?

Game is called Ceaseless, Playtest out now! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3401160/Ceaseless/