How co-op works
Online or LAN players can crew one ship or fly separate vessels in the same galaxy. They design decks, extract ore, automate cargo and production, trade, navigate rifts, and coordinate piloting, weapons, and repairs; crews can also board hostile ships and help factions secure sectors.
About this game
Interstellar Rift drops you into a persistent open-world galaxy where you design, build, and command your own starship. You can invite friends to crew your vessel and explore together, or engage in PvP encounters with rival players across space. The game supports both cooperative and competitive multiplayer, making every session unpredictable.
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Ship construction is deeply customizable, letting you assemble everything from compact explorers to sprawling capital ships. Once underway, crewmates divide responsibilities like navigation, engineering, weapons, and resource gathering. Coordinating roles and reacting to threats or system failures keeps everyone engaged and communication flowing.
Interstellar Rift offers online co-op and LAN play, ideal for groups who enjoy long-form spacefaring sessions. The persistent universe and player-driven economy reward crews that work together over time. Whether you're mining asteroids, trading goods, or defending against hostile ships, success hinges on tight teamwork and clear communication.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How complex is the ship building and piloting?
Ship construction is deeply customizable-you can design everything from small explorers to large capital ships. Once flying, crew members handle separate roles like navigation, engineering, and weapons, and you'll need to coordinate and react to threats or system failures, so expect a communication-heavy, simulation-style experience.