Space Empires: Starfury

This is a space sim about a captain who can be a trader, an explorer, or, if the mood takes you, a pirate. It starts slow and gets tense once you start weighing how much risk you are willing to take. Good for players who like choosing their own path instead of following markers on every step. Why grab it: - Early on, your time goes to tuning your ship: hull slots are capped by cargo capacity, and every module choice changes how fights play out. - Ships come with different hardpoint layouts and firing arcs, so the same battle can feel very different depending on your build. - Your commander levels up and spends stat points however you like, so progression ends up personal. - You can run the campaigns in order or just roam the galaxy, hopping between systems through wormholes. After payment, your activation key for Steam in the Global region appears right on the order page. You can buy the Space Empires: Starfury key here and activate it in the Steam client. In Space Empires: Starfury you are on a wild intergalactic ride through the Space Empires universe. You are an undercover agent for the TCN (Terran Confederation Navy) trying to determine the cause of a recent escalation of pirate attacks in the Neutral territories. At the controls of your own vessel, you can decide whether to explore the universe, trade items for money, or become a feared pirate. Since the universe is anything but a friendly place, you also must decide when to run and when to fight. Travel between planets and customize the spaceship's hull slots with component modules. Ship design is restricted by the ship's total tonnage capacity. Each purchasable spaceship features different hull configurations, each with different patterns for weapon hard points and weapon firing arcs. Various types of space vessels are featured in-game, such as small fighter craft, cargo ships, pirate ships, and space stations. Some of these, however, cannot be controlled by the player. The player's commander is able to level up, with each level granting attribute points of the player's choosing. There are multiple campaigns contained within a single storyline that the player can progress through, or the player can choose to roam the universe freely. Assume the role of a starship captain in a Space Empires universe containing planetary systems linked by warp points, or wormholes. The risks you're willing to take as commander secures your legacy of eternal wealth and power or ultimately are responsible for your demise in the cold emptiness of space.