
A thrilling singleplayer space shooter that blends weird fiction, dark gritty sci-fi, and transhumanism. Fly your spaceship and fight your way through a galaxy where your mind is at risk just as much as your "body": nothing here is human. Not even you.
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Hell Galaxy is a thrilling singleplayer space shooter that blends weird fiction, dark gritty sci-fi, and transhumanism into a unique gaming experience. Take control of a raider — an ex-convict turned bio-ship hybrid — and carve out your place in the dangerous Galaxy of Neterun, where you have been exiled for eternity.
Accused of murder and stripped of your human body, you awaken as something new: a consciousness fused into the metal shell of a bio-ship. Flesh and bone are a memory — what's left of you now lives in the hull, the modules, the guns you bolt onto yourself. In Neterun there is no going back to human, only forward, into whatever deadlier thing you choose to become. Rise above rival raiders and uncover the secrets buried in ancient Neterunian ruins.
Every encounter in Neterun is a fight on two fronts: your hull can be torn apart, but so can your mind. Shift your focus between balanced, aggressive, and defensive states and adapt on the fly to what's hunting you — the ghostly creatures of this galaxy threaten your sanity as much as your armor. Read each enemy, reconfigure your build, and choose which part of yourself you're willing to risk: the ship that keeps you alive, or the mind that keeps you you.
Your survival depends on a fully customizable ship. Gather resources and install modules, starting from your cockpit, to reshape yourself into an ever-deadlier raider.
Experiment with countlessc ombinations and adapt to the dangers of exile — no two raiders have to be built the same way.
Explore a visually stunning galaxy rich with forgotten lore, shadowy ruins, and hostile creatures that threaten both body and mind. Encounter rival raiders, uncover the stories of other exiles, and piece together a world where humanity is only a distant memory.
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Languages: English*, Italian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Polish*languages with full audio support
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The Base Idea is good, it remembers me Forsaken or Descent. Videogames Market really miss a space shooter. Controls needs to be tweeked with something more reactive, I didn't try with a joypad but with M/K is more difficult to move around than combat enemies. UI is a bit Confusing. Needs heavy reworked on performance, on a RTX 3060 barely reached 40 FPS on low settings. Whaiting for final relase to see the result.
Gioco spaziale con un'idea originale, l'aver reso il giocatore una nave vera e propria è un'idea molto ben pensata. La resa grafica del gioco è soddisfacente, con però alcuni problemi legati alle prestazioni, in cui in alcune zone si verificano dei cali di frame. Ho notato anche una desincronizzazione tra l'audio e cutscene iniziale del gioco, cosa che potrebbe essere collegata sempre alle prestazioni. Tutto sommato, è un gioco bello e divertente, che ti tiene impegnato al massimo anche solo in un semplice combattimento con navi nemiche.
As many others have pointed out this game's biggest problem is it's optimization, but you really can see how once that gets fixed (EA justifies it imo) there's a game with great potential both from a gameplay perspective and an immersive experience perspective. While the use of AI for the voiceover might be controversial to some (I haven't confirmed it to be AI or not, it's just my impression. Kudos to the VA if not) I think it was actually fitting since the voiceover for the two instructors needs to feel eerie and inhuman. I liked the introduction cinematic, and I think the setting has huge potential. I'll wait for more updates!
I really liked the idea and that shocking start! It definitely needs a few bug fixes here and there, but overall it’s a fun and nicely challenging experience. I played it through Proton on Ubuntu and it ran smoothly, so I’m guessing it should work great on the Steam Deck too. The physics and ship controls feel super natural, they reminded me of those old-school airplane dogfight games. I just hope the devs work on improving the HUD so it’s easier to spot targets.
Очень сырая еще( Хотел что то по типу Everspace 2, но даже не близко. Дам еще один шанс после выхода патча, а пока неиграбельно совсем((
The atmosphere is the best aspect of this game: from the soundtrack to the spaceship design, everything oozes space horror. The story is intriguing, and the lore is both cool and seemingly deep. The style of the starships, with their distinct "Mad Max meets Dead Space" vibe, feels original, and the customization aspect is fun. Dogfights are enjoyable and cinematic, and I hope they can evolve in the future with more weapons and enemy types. At the moment, their main issue is that they tend to drag on a little too long, both against minor foes and more significant ones. Still, that’s nothing that can’t be fixed with some balance adjustments. Overall, the game is definitely recommended, especially for those who enjoy arcade combat, spaceship customization, and immersing themselves in a dark, crumbling galaxy. Just keep in mind that the game is still in Early Access.
Il gioco è molto interessante, la lore anche, il paesaggio claustrofobico da Dead Space altrettanto...consiglierei di migliorare il sistema di puntamento dell'astronave, questo girare tipo trottola quando si muove il mouse fa venire solo un gran mal di testa. Ovviamente parere personale, ma secondo me migliorando questo aspetto sarebbe più godibile come titolo
Любителям космических леталок и приключений рекомендую попробовать! Впечатляет.
The game features a sci‑fi atmosphere of space and futuristic themes. The cutscenes are highly immersive and enjoyable. Right from the start, you feel thrown into a dark game environment that gets straight to the point, balancing lore and gameplay well. The design of the spaceship and surrounding environment is very distinctive and polished, evoking some horror and cyberpunk vibes from the 2000s. The sound design is very good, and the voice acting paired with the dialogue is excellent. It's great that mission choice is wide open even early in the game. I ran into a few bugs on the loading screen when reloading a checkpoint forcing me to close and reopen the game, but nothing during actual gameplay. I would have preferred some of the dialogue to be a bit slower. The ship upgrade and inventory systems work well, and the missions are varied and a lot of fun. Overall, recommended game!
The game itself is beautiful and has a lot of potential. The introduction and tutorial quickly teach you how to play and immerse you in the gameplay. On a small negative note, I found it a bit slow when moving around, but that might be because I'm at the beginning of the game and my ship needs some upgrades.
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