- Steam pricePrice
- $11.99$19.99-40%
- Release
- September 19, 2025Early access
- Session GoalsGoals
- Modes
How co-op works
Up to four players crew one ship across mission-based runs, freely switching between piloting, engineering, spacewalk repairs, boarding, and first-person ground combat. Players scavenge components, reroute power, extinguish fires, and upgrade shared systems; random mission elements force improvised role changes.
About this game
Jump Space drops one to four players into the roles of a spaceship crew tackling missions in the unforgiving void. This is pure cooperative PvE, where each run asks teams to coordinate station duties, manage ship systems, and respond to threats as they unfold. The pressure builds when your navigator and engineer need to stay in sync while the away team ventures into the dark.
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Players transition seamlessly from operating ship consoles to spacewalking and on-foot exploration. You will repair hull breaches, scavenge derelict stations, upgrade your vessel between missions, and survive increasingly intense encounters. Communication is everything because one weak link can doom the entire crew.
Built for online co-op on Windows, Jump Space thrives when voice chat is running and roles are clear. Sessions revolve around discrete missions that test how well your crew divides labor under pressure. Whether you are flying solo or coordinating a full four-person team, the game rewards tight teamwork and quick decision-making in the black.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Jump Space solo, or do I need a full crew?
You can play solo or with up to four players total. The game supports 1-4 players, so you can tackle missions alone or bring a partial crew. That said, coordination and communication are central to the experience, so it really shines with at least one other person.
How does the crew coordination work? Does everyone have specific jobs?
Players divide roles between managing ship stations-like navigation and engineering-and going on foot for exploration or repairs. You'll seamlessly transition between operating consoles on the ship and spacewalking or boarding derelict stations. Communication is critical because your engineer and navigator need to stay coordinated while others handle away missions.
Is this game mission-based or an open sandbox?
Jump Space is mission-based. Each session revolves around discrete missions where you and your crew face specific objectives and increasingly intense encounters. Between missions, you can upgrade your ship, but the core gameplay loop is structured around these co-op runs rather than freeform exploration.
Is Jump Space still in Early Access?
Yes, Jump Space is currently in Early Access. It has a Very Positive rating on Steam with nearly 12,000 reviews, but as an Early Access title, expect ongoing development and potential changes as the developers continue to build out the game.