
Free-to-play space MMO. Pilot a starship across an infinite procedural galaxy — explore 15 civilizations, claim sectors, fight in fleets, trade on the player marketplace.
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Pilot the void. Stake your claim. The galaxy is open.
Zerion: Infinite Space is a free-to-play MMO set in an infinite procedural galaxy. Your starship, your sector, your rules — in a persistent universe shared with every other pilot on the server.
Every sector is generated on demand across an infinite grid. Warp deeper to find rarer resources, deadlier NPCs, and civilizations you've never seen. Nothing resets — your discoveries persist for everyone.
From the disciplined Terran Commonwealth to the silicate Tharix Cabal to the time-weaving Chronos Seers. Each race ships with its own hull silhouette, faction palette, and lore. Choose your home, then trade or feud with the rest.
Coordinate with friends, run garrison operations, and siege rival claims on a shared live server. Server-authoritative combat — every hit, every dodge, every warp is computed on the backend. No aim-bot survives a wing of human pilots.
Plant your flag on a sector you can defend. Take a cut of every shop transaction and run the local economy. Rivals can siege you back — earn what you keep.
Mix and match a build that fits your playstyle across 7 ship classes, from light Scouts to capital Motherships. Every loadout has counters; nothing is meta-locked forever.
Native Windows and macOS desktop builds via Steam. Also available in your browser at with no download, plus native iOS and Android apps. Cross-progression keeps your pilot identical across every device.
No pay-to-win combat upgrades — ever. Premium unlocks cosmetic ship patterns and quality-of-life perks only. Every gameplay edge has to be earned in-sector.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal
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Deceptive description. This game is PAY TO WIN. Premium status gives: MUCH better race/class selection(gives roughly x2 bonuses over non paid race, etc.), gives access to MUCH better equipment, gives base x1.5 EXP and so so MUCH more. Don't play if you want to compete and not willing to spend money. Besides PAY TO WIN, the game has somewhat weird controls, but you can get used to it.
Usually I can find "something" positive to say about even a really REALLY bad game. Some kind of positive aspect, like the graphics, the music, the sound, the art style... Something. But I genuinely can't come up with a single positive thing I can point to with this game. The graphics are from the early 1980's, the gameplay doesn't exist, the UI is godawful, the game mechanics don't work, navigation is impossible, the controls are some of the worst I've seen... Hell the game's own monetization is broken, if THAT doesn't work, there is no hope for anything else. Pass on this one, it was free and I still want to send the developers a bill for wasting my time.
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god its just so bad laggy and aiming is horrible, and the npcs all have aimbot
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