ZeroSpace, a Next-Gen RTS From Former StarCraft Pros, Launches July 20
The involvement of former StarCraft pros in development signals a competitive-focused RTS aiming to reduce genre friction through shortcut commands and modular faction combinations.
Reporting from 1 sources: 4Gamer.net.
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 and Ironward set a July 20 release date for ZeroSpace, their PC real-time strategy title. The game is built around modular faction building-four races, six heroes, and 14 mercenary factions-each with unique abilities that can be combined for different tactical approaches. Former StarCraft pro gamers CatZ and Scarlett contributed to development, and the studio says a custom shortcut command system is designed to lower the operational load compared to other RTS games. A demo is live on Steam ahead of the June 16 Steam Next Fest. Japanese localization is expected to be implemented by the end of this month.
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