Build Your Own Spaceship Game

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I originally compiled this list for /r/Robocraft, but actually I think it could be useful here as well. I've just added Robocraft to the list.

When I was much younger I use to play a lot of space games such as Wing Commander and wishing I could build and fly my very own space ships. I noticed in the last couple years quite a few alpha stage games have popped up that lets you do just that, and its amazing just what they are capable of.

All these games allow you to build some sort of vehicle that you then control.

  • Robocraft - Free, with in-game purchases - 78% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Vehicle combat with vehicles built from parts.
    Pros: Many vehicle options from cars to mechs to planes and helicopters. Frequent updates and a huge active userbase.
    Cons: Can be a grind to get the parts you want. Recent change to a loot system with crates has polarised the community.

  • Scraps: Modular Vehicle Combat - $14.99USD - 79% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Vehicle combat with vehicles built from parts.
    Pros: A lot like a Robocraft with no microtransactions and more complex functional parts and systems. Currently deathmatch-style play, with an expanded singleplayer mode coming soon. Also allows player-hosted servers and LAN play.
    Cons: Small community right now with very quiet multiplayer. One lone dev so development can be slow - the devlog goes back to pre-Robocraft times.

  • Crossout - Will be free, with in-game purchases. Currently $19.99USD or go on a list for closed Beta. - Windows
    What is it?: Vehicle combat with vehicles built from parts.
    Pros: Pretty much a big-budget version of Scraps with more Robocraft-like mutiplayer matchmaking.
    Cons: Currently in closed Beta. Vehicles seem to die quickly under fire. Some user complaints about slow progression and tedium.

  • Gear Up - Free, with in-game purchases/premium version - 74% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Vehicle combat with customisable vehicles. Like Robocraft/Scraps/Crossout but with simpler customisation.
    Pros: Polished game with a cool 1950s art aesthetic. Easy to pick up and play.
    Cons: Limited customisation: Just choose your chassis, then your main gun, then your secondary gun and some extra bits.

  • TerraTech - $19.99USD - 78% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Vehicle combat with vehicles built from parts, that you scavenge from the world itself. Ran a successful Kickstarter in 2014.
    Pros: Pretty unique style and survival-based gameplay.
    Cons: Has historically been a bit unstable and unbalanced, but devs are very active and have done (and continue to do) a lot of work on it.

Design my own spaceship
Design some other type of thing (mechs/airships/boats/robots) and fight with them
  • M.A.V. - $19.99USD - 81% - Windows
    What is it?: Customisable mech combat in the vein of Chromehounds.
    Pros: Lots of mech design possibilities. Smart AI. If you liked Chromehounds you'll like this.
    Cons: Slow development with another solo dev - Devlog here. Game can be a bit janky in its current state.

  • Airships: Conquer the Skies - $9.99USD - 99% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: 2D combat airship or land walker builder.
    Pros: Look at that review score! Build crazy airships, and land walkers now as well.
    Cons: Simplistic art style by a solo dev.

  • From The Depths - $19.99USD - 89% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Like Robocraft meets Space Engineers except with boats.
    Pros: Super-huge, complex builds are possible. Multiplayer. Campaign mode.
    Cons: Pretty hardcore building that can be complicated to get into. Multiplayer still fairly early in dev.

  • Guns And Robots - Free, with in-game purchases and package options - 66% - Windows
    What is it?: Build combat robots from parts and fight them in a third-person shooter.
    Pros: Cool concept. Simple to get into with lots of options.
    Cons: Many complaints in reviews about limits in the free version and focus on paying for content.

  • Homebrew - $17.99USD - 70% - Windows
    What is it?: Detailed physics sandbox vehicle builder.
    Pros: Many build possibilities and parts. Ability to make realistic-looking vehicles. Programmable parts.
    Cons: Multiplayer exists in an older version but is not in yet for the latest version. Relatively complex to get into, and relatively expensive.

  • Scrap Mechanic - $19.99USD - 85% - Windows
    What is it?: Detailed physics sandbox vehicle builder. The new kid on the block, but very similar in concept to Homebrew. Has a devlog here.
    Pros: A bit simpler than Homebrew to get into. Major multiplayer component.
    Cons: Not as detailed as Homebrew.

  • MachineCraft - Free, with a $9.99USD premium option - 73% - Windows
    What is it?: Another detailed physics sandbox vehicle builder.
    Pros: Multiplayer. Similar building to RoboCraft. Premium edition is more like a way to support the dev - doesn't give premium players an advantage. No microtransations - Truly free!
    Cons: Another single-dev game (I think?). Kinda janky interface.

  • Besiege - $7.99USD - 96% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Physics-based siege engine construction.
    Pros: Vehicle parts aren't one solid piece - everything moves and interacts like a janky medieval siege engine should. Build complex monstrosities and lay waste to stuff.
    Cons: No multiplayer.

  • SimplePlanes - $12.99USD - 90% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Physics-based aircraft and vehicle construction.
    Pros: Intuitive build system with with a powerful aircraft physics engine.
    Cons: Not a huge amount of variety in things to build.

Build Your Own Spaceship Game Ios

Build your own spaceship game online
Design 3D spaceships or space stations
  • Kerbal Space Program - $39.99USD - 97% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: A classic at this point. Build spaceships from parts.
    Pros: Awesome physics-based spaceship gameplay. And some non-spaceship options as well. A bajillion mods.
    Cons: Relatively expensive. No multiplayer, although there is a mod.

  • Starmade - $14.99USD - 73% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Build huge spaceships Minecraft-style in a massive universe.
    Pros: The free version is currently the same as the full game (and will remain so until Beta). Huge world with lots to do and lots of players.
    Cons: Some performance issues. Development updates can be slow.

  • Space Engineers - $24.99USD - 90% - Windows
    What is it?: Physics sandbox space station creator madness.
    Pros: Tons of content and possibilities. Multiplayer. Minecraft-style space station building. Has planets now too!
    Cons: Can be buggy, especially in multiplayer.

  • Empyrion - $17.99USD - 86% - Windows
    What is it?: Space and planet survival with ship and base building, similar to Space Engineers.
    Pros: Multiple worlds to explore. Survival game systems along with building stuff. Lots to do.
    Cons: Current version has some bugs.

  • Gimbal - $14.99USD - 82% - Windows
    What is it?: 2D custom spaceship combat.
    Pros: Awesome space combat with buildable ships from tiny fighters to huge behemoths.
    Cons: Another single-developer game with a small, very quiet multiplayer community.

  • Captain Forever Remix - $14.99USD - 94% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: 2D custom spaceship combat.
    Pros: Like Gimbal with the part scavenging of TerraTech. Based on the free 2009 original Captain Forever.
    Cons: Roguelike-style quick deaths and no saves, which mightn't appeal to everyone.

  • Reassembly - $14.99USD - 94% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: 2D custom spaceship combat.
    Pros: Much like Captain Forever, with a little more depth and ability to save.
    Cons: End-game ships can become fast and powerful enough that they're near-unstoppable; Captain Forever has more punishing enemies.

  • SimpleRockets - $7.99USD - 88% - Win/Mac/Linux
    What is it?: Build 2D spaceships from parts. The predecessor of SimplePlanes.
    Pros: It's basically a simpler Kerbal Space Program in 2D.
    Cons: Initially a mobile port.

Build Your Own Spaceship Game
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Build Your Own Spaceship

  • Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts - Xbox 360
    What is it?: Build vehicles and complete missions with your designs.
    Pros: AAA budget. Fun varied vehicle designs. Multiplayer.
    Cons: Some didn't appreciate the deviation from the style of previous games in the series. As a standalone game though, it was well received.

Starship Builder Game

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