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Stardust Exile

Apseren / Nov 8, 2024 / Indie, Massively Multiplayer, Simulation, Strategy

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Stardust Exile is an RTS set in the Milky Way galaxy, containing currently known stars and exoplanets with their real characteristics. The remaining star systems are procedurally generated. It has both online mode and single-player skirmish mode. The online server is persistent and single-shard.

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What's new

Version 1.3.2 Changelog

2026-08-14

v1.3.2 \ Repair Vessels now repairs allied ships too \ Paginate logs to allow viewing more results in the past \ Add player alliance info to Civilization dialog \ Avoid shortening research techs costs when the value has decimal places \ Improve dialogs repositioning during game resize \ Disable bounty creation for demo accounts \ Fix Precursor Drone ignoring alliances when choosing a target to collide an enemy ship against \ Fix large coordinates partially hidden in Logs and Civilization dialogs \ Fix control borders not visible under the solar system \ Fix control borders being added to systems with ships just passing through without stopping \ Fix control borders player names sometimes being incorrectly added or removed after control changes in systems without a star \ Fix the button to create a new alliance staying enabled after an alliance had already been created

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\ Fix default system mouse cursor visible when hover disabled buttons, dropdowns and checkboxes

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What players say

Mixed

69% positive, 26 reviews

Recommended12 hrs played

It is an original game for people who like persistent sandbox RTS. Units move slowly, especially between systems, so it requires sending spaceships and checking back some hours later. Ship design is more flexible than other games. Tutorial works more like a checklist and gets out of your way.

0 found this helpful, 2026-08-27

Recommended3 hrs played

(edited) I lost my shipyard, and couldn't make new ships. Was effectively out of the game from the start because of some AI that wendered into my territory. I cried out, and the Dev replied directly to my comment. There was an easy solution i missed. Ty dev, good game.

0 found this helpful, 2026-07-27

Recommended187 hrs played

good game, good potential, slow-ish moving, but also good because you dont need to play 24/7 to avoid being attacked, once a day is enough. great for us who have to work a lot and dont have consistent time to game. not great if you want something to play for hour long sessions. worth the small price tag and developer is super cool and will reply to you directly.

0 found this helpful, 2026-05-10

Not recommended76 hrs played

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