ZeroSpace is set to launch on Steam Early Access on July 20, 2026, with a demo available and Japanese localization in its final stages.
ZeroSpace, a next-generation real-time strategy game from Starlance Studios and Ironward, will enter Steam Early Access on July 20, 2026. The game was co-developed with input from former StarCraft pro gamers CatZ and Scarlett, and is described as a hardcore-oriented, large-scale RTS. A demo is available on Steam, and Japanese localization is in its final stages.
The game features four races, six heroes, and 14 mercenary factions. A new trailer released alongside the Early Access announcement shows gameplay and cinematic sequences. The project has been in development for some time, and the July date gives a concrete timeline for its release.
The involvement of former professional competitive players signals a focus on reducing genre friction through shortcut commands and modular faction combinations. ZeroSpace enters a crowded RTS field with a pedigree of genre veterans and pro players.
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Starlance Studios and Ironward announced that their PC RTS ZeroSpace will launch on July 20, 2026. The game, described as a next-generation RTS, was created with input from former StarCraft pro gamers CatZ and Scarlett. It features four races, six heroes, and 14 mercenary factions. A demo is available on Steam, and Japanese localization is in its final stages.
Starlance Studios announced that the hardcore-oriented large-scale next-gen RTS ZeroSpace will enter Early Access on Steam on July 20. A new trailer shows gameplay and cinematic sequences. The game is co-developed by RTS genre pioneers and former professional competitive players, with multilingual localization including Japanese in development.