Warp between the stars
Pick a destination and your ship does the rest: it lines up, accelerates far beyond light speed and brakes on arrival.
Sirius, Betelgeuse, TRAPPIST-1, Kepler-186: they’re all there, with the brightness, color and distance astronomers have measured. So are the planets discovered by telescopes, under their official names.
And all of it at real scale. Earth is 150 million kilometers (93 million miles) from the Sun and Proxima Centauri is more than 4 light-years away, but with the warp drive you reach Mars in seconds and the next star in a few minutes, watching the constellations bend outside your window.

Your first ship is a space shuttle, parked right next to the International Space Station. Below you, Earth with its city lights at night. Farther out, Mars, Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s storms, in their true colors.

Pick a destination and your ship does the rest: it lines up, accelerates far beyond light speed and brakes on arrival.
Scan it, choose a spot and touch down. Then step out of your ship as an astronaut and explore on foot.
Every system has its own hunting grounds: patrols, nests full of elites and strongholds led by a commander who calls everyone into the fight. Plus roaming packs out in deep space.
Every pirate you take down, planet you discover and contract you complete earns experience. Each level gives you points to make your ship stronger, your way.
Pirates drop equipment: helmets, suits, rings and boots for your astronaut; cannons, engines and shields for your ship. The farther you go, the rarer the loot.
Just want to take in the view? Turn on idle mode and your ship cruises from planet to planet on its own, full screen and safe from pirates. Perfect to leave running and take pictures.
Telescopes know their size, mass and temperature. None of that tells you what it’s like to be there. So you go and see: the color of the sky, the dust you kick up, the moon on the horizon, the meteor shower streaking across the night.
The first pilot to land on a planet goes on the honor roll forever. And every discovery becomes a card in your collection.

The sun rises and sets while you explore, moons cross the sky and, every now and then, a meteor shower lights up the night.
Break the ground, gather materials, combine recipes and build whatever you want. What you change stays on the planet.
Plant your flag and drones work for you, even while you’re offline. But any pilot can contest the claim before the colony is finished.
Free the camera, pick a filter and a frame, and shoot. The best shots go to your album, the feed and the weekly contest.
Found a corporation, draw its flag pixel by pixel and watch it appear next to every member’s name, everywhere. Assign ranks, invite pilots and gather the crew in your corporation hall, with the flag on the wall and pieces to decorate it.
And the diplomacy is real: declare war on another corporation and members of both fight wherever they meet. Or forge alliances, even as a bloc, with all of the other side’s allies.

Five fortresses guard a giant crystal, the Stellar Heart, at real stars: Sirius, Vega, Arcturus, Aldebaran and Achernar. Every day at 8 PM Brasília time (UTC−3), for one hour, the crystal becomes vulnerable and corporations clash in each fortress’s system. Whoever lands the final blow raises their own corporation’s flag.
In open fortresses, alliances count. In blood fortresses, it’s every corporation for itself. Holding a fortress earns credits every war, bonus experience and the ♛ crown next to your name. No corporation? Train in Siege mode, against bots or in teams.

Found a rare item you can’t use? List it on the market: it stays up for sale even while you’re offline, and the money arrives when someone buys it. There’s also a corporation market, just for members and allies.
Prefer to deal face to face? Meet the other pilot on foot and open a trade window. Each of you adds what you’re offering, and the trade only goes through once both confirm.

Rings around real planets, warp jumps and the record holder’s ghost flying right beside you.
Small rings, little time and combos: the bolder you fly, the more points you score.
Clues about a real nearby star. Figure out which one it is and get there before time runs out.
You spawn on a real planet with no names on screen. Look at the sky and the ground, then make your guess on the map.
A pirate captain is hiding behind shield generators. Find them, break through and take the captain down in the fastest time.
Two teams with identical ships, from 1v1 up to 5v5. First to ten kills wins.
Two bases, three lanes, towers and waves of drones. Destroy the towers, expose the enemy core and blow it up. Pirate camps in the middle give your team a boost.
One team defends a fortress’s Stellar Heart while the other tries to shatter it before time runs out. Against bots or against real players.
Every mode starts instantly and has a global leaderboard. Want to play with friends only? Open a private room and share the code.
Kiosks are scattered across space: park your ship, stay safe from pirates and head down to the bar. Inside, you’ll meet whoever else stopped by, chat, and pick the next song on the jukebox, and everyone listens together.

Free, right in your browser, nothing to download. Pick your pilot name and step into the universe.
Works on desktop and mobile. You can also install it as an app, with its own icon and full screen. The game is free; anyone who wants to can become a Supporter and help keep the servers running.
The universe is more fun with people in it
Feed and public profile
Post your photos, like and comment on other pilots’ shots, and show the world your page, with your photos, your colonies and the cards of the planets you’ve discovered.
Ship radio
Music to fly to: stations by genre, a queue and playlists you can share with your friends.
Voice and video
Chat by voice and video with anyone on the same planet or in a comms channel, with nothing to install.
Your look
Paint your ship, change its lights and engine glow, and dress your astronaut your way. Other pilots will see it.