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ZeroSpace

ZeroSpace is available in Early Access on Steam as of July 20, 2026. It is a real-time strategy game that blends traditional RTS mechanics with RPG elements like dialogue-driven story choices and faction politics, developed with input from former StarCraft professionals.

Synthesized from 3 Yomimono stories · updated Jul 20

Starlance Studios and Ironward launched ZeroSpace into Early Access on Steam on July 20. The game, priced at 4,600 yen with a 10% launch discount through August 4, is a bid to modernize the RTS genre by incorporating dialogue-driven story changes and faction politics. The Early Access version includes 13 campaign missions, cooperative play, and a Galactic War mode where player results reshape the galaxy map.

The project was developed with input from former StarCraft pro gamers CatZ and Scarlett, a detail that surfaced in the June announcement alongside the July 20 launch date. The game features four races, six heroes, and 14 mercenary factions. A demo has been available on Steam, and Japanese localization was reported to be in its final stages at the time of the launch announcement. A May announcement had already confirmed the July 20 Early Access window and shown a trailer blending gameplay and cinematic sequences.

Key facts

Early Access launch date
July 20, 2026 ↗
Price and launch discount
4,600 yen with a 10% discount until August 4 ↗
Early Access content
13 campaign missions, cooperative play, Galactic War mode ↗
Races, heroes, and mercenary factions
Four races, six heroes, 14 mercenary factions ↗
Former StarCraft pros involved
CatZ and Scarlett ↗
Demo availability
Demo available on Steam ↗
Japanese localization status
In its final stages ↗

Timeline

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Facts

Release
game · 2026-07-20 · 2026-07-20
Release
game · July 20, 2026 · PC · 2026-06-12
Release
game · July 20 · Steam · 2026-05-29
Noted
Priced at 4,600 yen with a 10% launch discount until August 4 · 2026-07-20
Noted
the game features RPG elements such as dialogue-driven story changes and faction politics · 2026-07-20
Noted
The Early Access version includes 13 campaign missions, cooperative play, and a Galactic War mode where player results reshape the galaxy map · 2026-07-20
Noted
The game was developed with input from former StarCraft pros · 2026-07-20
Announced
launch date announcement · 2026-06-12

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  • Confirmed game July 20 Steam May 30 · source

All coverage

Jul 20

ZeroSpace Early Access Launches on Steam, Blending RTS With RPG Elements

Starlance Studios and Ironward launched the Early Access of their PC real-time strategy game ZeroSpace on Steam today. Priced at 4,600 yen with a 10% launch discount until August 4, the game features RPG elements such as dialogue-driven story changes and faction politics. The Early Access version includes 13 campaign missions, cooperative play, and a Galactic War mode where player results reshape the galaxy map. The game was developed with input from former StarCraft pros.

Jun 12

ZeroSpace, a Next-Gen RTS From Former StarCraft Pros, Launches July 20

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.

May 29

ZeroSpace Early Access Launches July 20

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.