To become a successful galaxy adventurer, you’ll need a reliable spaceship. Sure, you can stick with the very first one and use it the whole time — and that’s totally fine. But what if you want to stand out? Good news: you can!
In cities or on space stations, you can find a ship modification terminal. Here, you can check your battleship's stats — from speed and health to fire rate and maneuverability — and see where it excels and where it doesn’t.
Before you start upgrading your ship, make sure it’s not damaged. You can’t upgrade a spaceship that’s about to fall apart, right? Repair it, If you and your ship have been through some rough times.
You can improve your existing ship, or rebuild one from scratch — the choice is yours. Want your spaceship to look like a giant banana with guns? No one’s stopping you. In fact, it’s twice as fun when space pirates get demolished by a flying fruit.
You can also purchase a shuttle from local traders at a space station and then modify it to your liking. Each spaceship belongs to a specific class and comes with its own advantages — some are faster, while others are harder to destroy.
Any blocks can be used in shipbuilding — even if you only have a pile of dirt and some wood. But if you want something fancier, collect some meteor samples across the galaxy or buy new parts at the space station (if you’ve got some money, of course).
But remember: you can’t equip 99 guns — that would be too easy! You're limited to one missile weapon and two laser weapons. But don’t worry — three is more than enough to strike fear into your enemies. It’s not about quantity.
Upgraded versions of modules can also be purchased at the space station. Engines, laser cannons, shields, missiles, batteries, warp cores — all of these modules are installed separately in your ship’s inventory. A shuttle’s standard equipment might be too weak for the most dangerous missions, so it’s best to be prepared.
Your spaceship can also serve as a mobile base. You can install workbenches, a refinery, or any other crafting consoles you need — right in the cockpit. That way, you won’t have to land or search for a space station just to process materials.
Let your imagination lead the way! We’ll see you in the cubic galaxy!