RemoteSpace: First Settlement

RemoteSpace: First Settlement

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Description

A hard-sci-fi orbital settlement sim where you mine asteroids, build infrastructure, fight enemy, and operate inside a living solar system shaped by orbital mechanics, limited information, and long-distance logistics.

Platforms

Windows

Developer

ShadowDev

Publisher

ShadowDev

Last sync

September 15, 2026

About

About This Game

Start with a single spacecraft. Survey unknown objects, travel between orbits, extract and process resources, construct stations, fight enemy, and gradually expand what you can reach and accomplish across the system.

Gameplay Overview

This is a space strategy and simulation game with a strong focus on orbital mechanics. You will:

  • Scan and identify asteroids with varying mineral compositions 
  • Harvest raw resources and refine them through in-space chemical processing
  • Construct and expand modular orbital infrastructure, from storage hubs to research stations
  • Master the physics of orbital maneuvers and manage limited delta-v and fuel efficiency to keep your operations sustainable
  • Orbital combat

You are not always in a grand orbital war, but sometimes you do need to neutralize the threat. The combat focus on beyond-visual-range engagements based on strategic orbital planning and delta-v management, rather than dogfight in terminal distance. Orbital observation and counter-observation, exposing your thermal signature to launch an attack, or risking a forward reconnaissance mission and so on, it is your judgment and decisions determine the outcome of the battle.

  • You are not alone

Other actors operate throughout the system whether you are interacting with them or not. What you know about them depends on observation, communication and your relationship with them.

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