Eager Fans Are Waiting for SpaceCraft
Shiro Games has announced that its upcoming multiplayer interstellar simulation and automation adventure, SpaceCraft, has surpassed 200,000 wishlists on Steam. It’s a significant milestone ahead of its official release this year.
Set in a living, ever-changing galaxy, SpaceCraft invites players to explore planets, asteroid belts, and space stations teeming with opportunities. Players can move seamlessly between deep space and planetary surfaces in real time, journeying alone or with others. Corporations can be formed or joined, enabling cooperation or competition within a player-driven economy.
The game blends exploration with automation, allowing the creation of planetary production hubs that operate continuously. Players manage drones, cargo routes, and interplanetary supply chains, refining materials into everything from simple components to advanced ship modules and planetary structures.
Ship design plays a central role as well. The customization options range from small exploration vessels to colossal freighters built for trade or combat. Battles unfold in distinct phases, including detection, pursuit, and engagement, offering opportunities for strategic planning.
“The exciting response from our fans has been overwhelming,” said Nicolas Cannasse, CEO of Shiro Games. “Feedback is paramount as we shape this dynamic and expansive world, and we look forward to providing an experience players can engage in for years to come. ”
Additionally, Shiro Games will showcase SpaceCraft alongside other titles at Gamescom 2025 at its booth in the B2B section of Hall 03.2, Stand B050g CO51g, from August 20 to 22. This includes Farever, an online cooperative action RPG, and Frostrail, a first-person crafting survival title.