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A beta version of Boxelware’s space sandbox game Avorion has been available on Steam Early Access since July of 2017. They promised they’d have a completed version up and running this spring, and it looks like that promise will be fulfilled: Avorion graduates from Early Access to Finished Product on March 9, 2020. In Avorion, you build your own spaceship (you can spend as much time as you want on it, from a simple two-minute design to an elaborate work of art taking weeks). Then you pilot your ship around a universe of procedurally generated galaxies, mine resources, build space stations, and wage war with hostile aliens (who could also be your friends — the game has an online mode). For this final leg of the journey, Boxelware will be releasing a series of videos meant to welcome newcomers to the game. This first one is a basic introduction to Avorion; future videos will go a bit more in-depth about how you play. Boxelware has also released this Progress Trailer

Boxelware’s space sandbox game Avorion is speeding along toward its destination — total completion, which it expects to reach next spring. A beta version of the game has been available on Steam Early Access since July of 2017. In Avorion, you build your own spaceship (you can spend as much time as you want on it, from a simple two-minute design to an elaborate work of art taking weeks). Then you pilot your ship around a universe of procedurally generated galaxies, mine resources, build space stations, and wage war with hostile aliens (who could also be your friends — the game has an online mode). Boxelware has a timetable pegged of Spring 2020 for the finalized version of Avorion, but the Early Access version is available now for PC, Mac and Linux. If you’re thinking of getting into it, experienced player TenguKnight has five tips for beginners, which he shared with the rest of us: 1. Let others do the work The modern space pilot lets others work for him.

Boxelware’s space sandbox game Avorion is speeding along toward its destination — total completion, which it expects to reach next spring. A beta version of the game has been available on Steam Early Access since July of 2017. In Avorion, you build your own spaceship (you can spend as much time as you want on it, from a simple two-minute design to an elaborate work of art taking weeks). Then you pilot your ship around a universe of procedurally generated galaxies, mine resources, build space stations, and wage war with hostile aliens (who could also be your friends — the game has an online mode). Now Boxelware is ready to show off its new and improved ship generator. It won’t just be the galaxies that are random…you’ll encounter a wide variety of spaceships big and small, and never the same one twice. Check the new video below to see the ship generator in action… “I have always been a massive fan of space games,” says studio head Konstantin Kronfeldner, “and

Boxelware’s space sandbox game Avorion has been on Steam Early Access since July of 2017. A finished version of the game is coming next spring, and developer Boxelware has increased promotion for the game over the last few months, showing off their work through trailers and screenshots. In Avorion, you build your own spaceship (you can spend as much time as you want on it, from a simple two-minute design to an elaborate work of art taking weeks). Then you pilot your ship around a universe of procedurally generated galaxies, mine resources, build space stations, and wage war with hostile aliens (who could also be your friends — the game has an online mode). [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R7xwseIkcE?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent] “I have always been a massive fan of space games,” says studio head Konstantin Kronfeldner, “and always wanted to make my own version, a game where spaceships break in the exact spot where they are hit by projectiles. Inspired by Minecraft and X3, I started developing it myself as a passion project in 2011.