
Stars End is a sci-fi survival sandbox set on the wild frontier of a distant star system. Play solo or host your own server as you craft, build, and battle to survive in a galaxy shaped by danger, discovery, and your own grit.
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Stars End is a player-hosted/solo sci-fi survival sandbox set hundreds of years in the future, in a star system colonized by humans escaping a dying Earth. What was meant to be a second chance has become a lawless frontier — a place where every scrap, bullet, and building must be earned.
Out here, you’ll wrangle resources from dangerous planets, fend off alien wildlife (watch out for bears), and build your own base — be it a frontier shack or a fortified space station. Explore procedurally generated worlds on foot, horseback, or by starship, then blast into orbit and continue the fight in space.
Play solo or host your own server as you stake a claim in a persistent galaxy where survival is tough, but freedom is yours to take. Whether you're settling the land or raiding for loot, Stars End gives you the tools — and the grit — to shape your own path.
Procedurally Generated Planets – Each world is unique, with varied biomes, threats, and resources to uncover.
True Survival Experience – Battle alien wildlife, endure hostile environments, and scavenge for the materials needed to stay alive.
Build Your Base, Your Way – Construct rugged cabins, fortified outposts, or advanced space stations with a deep crafting and construction system.
PvE and PvP Combat – Engage in tense FPS-style battles against AI factions or rival survivors.
Explore Land and Space – Traverse the terrain by vehicle or horse, then seamlessly launch into orbit aboard your personal starship.
Solo or Player-Hosted Servers – Play alone, with friends, or open your world to others via custom servers.
Persistent Open World – Build, explore, and take on story-driven missions across procedurally generated planets in a sci-fi sandbox.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Muito bug
Star’s End is the first survival game I have ever played, and I have only positive comments about the game. The game is on a massive scale. I started out by making primitive tools to make fire and weapons to now having a spaceship. I explored the different systems along with the planets and stations respectively. I established another base/claim on another planet. I started a “Crew” and have a few members, which is helpful sharing knowledge and resources. There is still much more to do. The game keeps me engaged through building, gathering and crafting items/tasks. Progression is key, from primitive survival to space travel; bow and arrow to guns and riding a horse to riding in vehicle or spaceship and traveling to other systems. It is a constant effort to improve your life in the game. When I just want to pass the time, I go fishing and it is relaxing. Note: to go fishing, you must first craft a fishing pole and hooks, then go dig for worms. Again, it is all about building and progressing. You can earn credits selling your catch at trading locations or stock your food supply. I know that I am years late playing this game, but I thoroughly enjoy playing it. I hope the developers will deploy an update soon. Star’s End hits perfectly for me, because I enjoy sci-fi themed games and you can play solo or with friends. Overall, I highly recommend game, and I hope to see you at Star’s End!
tolles Spiel
just another dead game, dont buy it because you are bored
Game crashed on first attempt and didn't save. 2nd attempt I had a soft-lock in the tutorial. None of the animals killed drop meat, or have a corpse they just kinda disappeared after being killed. Tried other animals as well and multiple times. Killed 2 boars, 2 spider-thingys, and 2 foxes (Made 6 bundles of arrows). I was expecting more space and less rust survival so far. Maybe it'll get fixed and I can give it another shot.
Hatalmas csalódás! Az összes animáció pocsék, és befejezetlen, crafting nem jó! Nagyon béna a játék, és nem éri megvenni! Én régebben vettem meg, és az egész játék rosz! Kár, hogy nem kérhetem vissza a pénzemet! Senki ne vegye meg, ott hagyták, nem fejlesztik már, pedig mindent is kéne javítani rajta. Egy hatalmas csalódás!
abandonned
noch zu viele Fehler sonst top
nice backgrounds
This is a really cool game and idea. Unfortunately, I'm not quite through with Valheim and I need to focus, so I will be coming back to this one once finished with my other immersive journey.
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