Space Run Galaxy

Space Run Galaxy is the sequel to Space Run, the game from one-man studio Passtech, which seduced hundreds of thousands of players with its dynamic and original gameplay. By twisting the tower-defense game style, Space Run offered an addictive real-time spaceship construction strategy experience.

Space Run Galaxy is a strategy, indie and tower defense game developed by Passtech Games and published by Focus Entertainment.
Released on June 17th 2016 is available only on Windows in 5 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain and Russian.

It has received 984 reviews of which 628 were positive and 356 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.2 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 1.49€ on Steam and has a 85% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows Vista, 7, 8.1, 10
  • Processor: AMD/Intel Dual core 2.4 GHz
  • Memory: 3 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 1 GB, OpenGL 3.3 Compatible NVIDIA Geforce 9800 GT/AMD Radeon HD 3870/Intel Iris 5100
  • Storage: 3 GB available space

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Nov. 2024
Play Time: 20hrs Achievements: 15 of 30 Date: 11/28/2024 Rating: 6 ¾ Space Run Galaxy is a mixed bag. The game is complicated...... or should I say difficult. It is very much a Spaceship (Base) Defense game mixed with RTS. What I think the trailer fails to demonstrate is that your constantly moving forward in a sense, and enemies (spaceships, blob things, meteors) can come from all directions. And there is no way to know what pattern or direction they'll come from. In fact replaying the same level may change up the pattern or direction which the enemy comes from. You build “towers” onto your “base” and hope it'll work. Which brings me to a main mechanic which is travel speed, and the use of “Thrusts”. You build these engine to travel in battle with cargo. These engines can be “shut down” to produce materials. So you have to learn how to balance building these thruster engines, and when to disassemble them. Additional these engines give you energy that allow you to use “ultimate” for each “tower” you build. What is also demonstrated in the photos and trailer are fully build ships, and a maxed out “captain”. Your ship size is cap locked not based on how money you have but based on the mechanics levels and your location. So you would to grind up a bit, well you can, but understand there's going to be cap to that. I want to give you a perspective of this game by the achievement progress. “New Horizons” is the first “map” meaning at this current moment only 14.7% of people beaten the first story map. Next is the second story map with 7.1% of the player base have beaten it. And less at this moment 8.7% of the player base reached level 10... your level cap is 20. You can even create missions for real players, sell items to real players, and buy items. Because this game is older this may be a system you won't get to enjoy, as the number of players is limited. So overall is the game worth a shot, I think so especially if you get it when it's on sale. At the moment the game is $1.49USD. P.S. Servers are up, and yes they were down for I think about 1 month. PROS: Feels unique especially for the time period Story isn't terrible, at least this game has one. Unique maps Unique Weapons Achievements are achieved via playing the game, some multiplayer achievements may be difficult for achievement hunters. NEUTRAL: Difficulty: This is for those looking for a challenging you'll love this. Tower Balance: but then again I only beat the first map and a few stages of the 2nd. Felt repetitive. CONS: Ship size caps based on map location. Requires repeat farming (I think) but yet you can't grind to increase ship sizes to max, until much later in the game.
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July 2024
I'm gonna give this a grudging thumbs up, but mostly for the love of the first game which was brilliant. The core gameplay is still brilliant, but there's a cumbersome, extremely grindy layer above it which requires you to manage stacks of resources, grind out unlocks (and boy it doesn't feel like you're making much progress at all from pretty early on), and there is some asynchronous multiplayer where I can pay other players to haul my unmanaged stacks of resources, but ... mehhh... I'm not gonna wait a week and incentivise some poor sod to grind even more because of me. tl;dr: play the first one first.
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May 2024
It has it flaws, mainly having to grind usually the same mission over and over to get materials so you can make the components you need, making it a bit grindy, but despite that I would highly recommend it, the gameplay is still pretty much the same as in the first game, which is a really good thing as the gameplay was already amazing. So if you can get past the grindy nature of the crafting it's a very solid experience overall.
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Feb. 2024
I love the game and all its characters. The tower defense aspect and resource management is a good balance along with simple map exploration. I Would like a third addition to the game that expands on the world with more character interaction. Maybe an AI generated conversation when making deals on runs might be fun.
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Jan. 2024
The negative reviews are a bit too harsh. This game is a good sequel from the original with some flexibility on how you want to do each mission. The only complaint I agree with is that there's a bit of a grind in repeating runs to unlock stuff. The complaint of cheesing a mission because you can carry 1 cargo at a time, sure, I guess... you then also run the same mission 6 times with no rewards so play slow if you want? I don't. I'll do the runs 6 times with full cargo to get the payout and reduce the grind. But it's well worth the price when on sale.
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Space Run Galaxy
6.2
628
356
Online players
4
Developer
Passtech Games
Publisher
Focus Entertainment
Release 17 Jun 2016
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