- Steam pricePrice
- $6.99
- Release
- September 16, 2013
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two to six players network computers into one bridge: one runs the view, officers control Helm, Communications, Engineering, and Weapons, and a captain directs them without a console. No station has the full picture, so navigation, targets, energy priorities, and orders must be spoken aloud.
About this game
Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator puts you and your crew on the bridge of a starship, with each player controlling a dedicated station like helm, weapons, engineering, or communications. Designed explicitly as a true co-op experience, it requires multiple networked computers and cannot be played solo. The game recreates the teamwork seen in classic space opera, where coordinated action is the only path to survival.
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Success hinges on constant communication and role specialization. The helm officer navigates, weapons locks on targets, engineering manages power distribution, and communications handles intel. Every station depends on the others, turning each mission into a chaotic juggling act that rewards groups who can stay calm under fire.
Supporting single-screen play, split-screen, and Steam Remote Play Together, Artemis works best with friends in the same room or coordinated over voice chat. The tense, real-time coordination creates memorable sessions where one miscommunication can spell disaster and a well-timed callout saves the day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Artemis by myself?
No, Artemis cannot be played single-player. It's designed exclusively as a multiplayer co-op experience where each player takes a different bridge station. You'll need multiple people (and typically multiple networked computers) to play.
Do we all need separate computers to play?
Artemis is designed to network several computers together for the full bridge experience, though it does support single-screen play and split-screen options. The best experience comes from each player having their own screen at a dedicated station, either in the same room or connected remotely.