The Last Starship

Out in a bright corner of space, The Last Starship lets you craft vessels from scratch. Your ship grows piece by piece while stars stretch farther every time you launch. One path leads to chasing rogue crews between planets, another might have you digging through asteroids for odd materials. Strange signals pop up when least expected, pulling you into quiet zones where nobody mapped before. Out there, a team stands by, silent, waiting for direction. An open frame stretches ahead, bare, full of possibility. Shape it into whatever you imagine - a personal design, something pulled from old sci-fi tales. Toss in power cores first, then thrusters, networks of tubing, wires humming with current, gear that keeps air flowing. Ships built right can win most fights before they start. Lasers might suit you - maybe railguns instead - depending on how you like to move. Armour slows things down; stealth changes the whole pace of battle. Fast turns matter just as much as strong weapons. Out there past the fights, a sprawling star chart unfolds - each corner spun up fresh, packed with odd jobs, strange signals, maybe someone worth knowing. Try saving stranded crews instead of shooting everything, hauling supplies that matter, pulling ore from drifting rocks, or chasing raiders who never play fair. Staying alive depends on handling water, oxygen, fuel, and supplies. Drones pull parts from broken ships, while mining lasers pull raw stuff from rocks - smooth systems keep people breathing. Space travel keeps evolving here, thanks to Introversion Software - the team behind Prison Architect. Every update brings something fresh: tweaks, tools, or brand-new ways to explore. Your voyage isn’t ending - it’s shifting into a different gear.