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A SciFi MMORPG: WoW in space, inspired by the classic Subspace. Join one of four warring factions, pick from six classes and 16 ships, and level to 100 through story quests, world bosses, battlegrounds and fast dogfights. Squad up, trade on your faction's Auction House and fight for the galaxy.
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Subspace: Redux is now World of Spacecraft. New galaxies, House claims, World Raids, player homes and six languages. A note on Steam, up front. Steam has refused to rename the game. We asked through Steamworks Support, the way other developers have had their g…
Pilots, we have news. The game you have been flying outgrew its name. Four factions at war, a galaxy run on many servers as one, Houses with banks and borders, and now whole galaxies beyond the jump gate. "Redux" was never going to hold all of that. So f...
A reviewer told us they often could not make out what they were looking at, and you told us the damage numbers were boring. Both were right. The text was small, the fonts changed from screen to screen, the panels were busy, and the numbers only showed your gun…
Fix missing walls.
Something was wrong with the old galaxy, and it was not the size of it. You could fly for twenty minutes in a straight line and arrive somewhere indistinguishable from where you left. Space was large and completely uniform, which is the one combination that ma…
Every MMO ends up with a drawer of things worth nothing. The mug from a wrecked galley, the novelty sock, the orange-named sword that turns out to be a letter opener. Nobody designed that drawer and everybody has one, because a world you can pick things up in …