DIY starships, roguelike jumps, and physics-driven battles — eXoSpace: Combat Engineer launches September 15 with a 15% discount
eXoSpace: Combat Engineer is a combat-focused spaceship builder from solo developer Fantastimaker. It lands on September 15, 2025 at 7:00 UTC on PC via Steam for $18.99 with a 15% launch discount. The idea is simple and sharp: build the ship you want, jump into randomized events, and fight your way to a bounty boss in crunchy, physics-driven combat.
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eXoSpace: Combat Engineer
Release: September 15, 2025 — 7:00 UTC
Genre: Spaceship builder, roguelike, sandbox
Developer/Publisher: Fantastimaker
Platforms: PC (Steam) — Demo also on Itch.io
What it is
Build without a grid. Snap parts at any angle. Add moving components like pistons and rotators to shape oddball fighters or hulking rams. Battles are real-time and physics-based—placement, weight, and momentum matter. Between encounters, hyperjumps throw you into randomized events: maybe you aid a station, raid a convoy, or gamble for better loot.

Why it stands out
- Gridless ship building with free-angle placement and mechanical parts for truly custom craft.
- Physics combat that tears ships apart module by module—ramming and “biting” are valid tactics.
- Roguelike runs with randomized missions and event choices each jump. Sandbox mode when you just want to build and stage massive battles.
- Modding + Steam Workshop support for new parts, ship AI scripts, and more.
Related reading: Space Engineers 2 alpha launch.
Try it now
You can test-fly before launch via the Steam demo or the build on Itch.io.
Release details
eXoSpace: Combat Engineer goes live on September 15, 2025 at 7:00 UTC for $18.99 with a limited 15% launch discount (regional pricing may vary).
Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor of Fix Gaming Channel.
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