Planned Release Date: 2027

About This Game

Drive your combat vehicle across an alien world and battle unknown lifeforms, space pirates, and human forces. Mine minerals, craft repair supplies, and upgrade your vehicle. Mix and match equipment to face the dangers ahead.

Drive Your Vehicle. Aim Every Shot.

Survey the battlefield from a top-down perspective, using the mouse to issue movement commands, aim, and handle most interactions. Shells follow physical trajectories, while rocks, buildings, and terrain shape each encounter. Keep your distance, find a clear firing angle, and decide when to advance or retreat.

One Vehicle, Many Roles

Your vehicle serves as both a weapon and a platform for exploration and fieldwork. Equip a cannon to engage enemies, switch to an excavator arm to mine minerals, or use repair tools to restore its condition. Adapt your equipment to the task at hand.

Every Action Has an Energy Cost

Movement, firing, mining, and repairs all draw from a shared energy pool. More powerful equipment can also consume more energy. When choosing your loadout, consider not only firepower but also power output, energy recovery, and endurance, keeping enough energy in reserve for your next move.

Discover the Planet at the Frontier Training Camp

Learn to drive and fight at the training camp. Follow the production process from mining ore and refining alloys to crafting repair patches, then use a repair arm to restore a beacon. Travel through wilderness, icy terrain, and swamps as you discover the planet’s facilities, resources, and wildlife.

Project: Starfield is developed by a solo independent developer and remains in active development. The current demo focuses on the training camp, with further improvements planned for vehicle handling, environmental visuals, characters, and story content.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used to help create some of the game's art assets, concept art, and promotional images, which were then selected, refined, and integrated by the developer.