Jump Space

Jump Space blends ship duties, space walks, and on-foot exploration in mission-based PvE, playable solo or with up to four players. At Kinguin, the price is ≈ $17.64; compare it with Steam and make sure the platform and edition suit your plans. Full controller support gives you another way to handle the crew's shifts between piloting and exploration. At Kinguin, Jump Space costs ≈ $17.64; compared with Steam's $19.99, that is a saving of ≈ $2.35 for the comparable edition.

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85%Steam Reviews11.4K reviews

Released: Sep 19, 2025

Co-op · PvE · Space · Sci-fi · FPS

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01About Jump Space

Jump Space is mission-based PvE in which you crew a spaceship, move between ship operations, space walks, and on-foot planetary exploration, and fight in space and on the ground. Scavenge parts to repair and upgrade your ship, and adapt its guns and components for each challenge. The Steam PC version supports solo play and co-op for up to four players. The Steam PC version offers full controller support. Player rating: 85% from 11,441 reviews. Interface languages: Simplified Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish, Korean, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian, Swedish, Japanese, and Ukrainian. Released September 19, 2025.

Credits

Developer

Keepsake Games

Publisher

Keepsake Games

Steam player reviews

85%positiveVery Positive11,441 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$15.992025-12-18 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	Yes
French	Yes	Yes	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
German	Yes	Yes	—
Spanish	Yes	Yes	—
Korean	Yes	Yes	—
Polish	Yes	Yes	—
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	—
Russian	Yes	Yes	—
Swedish	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—
Ukrainian	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-22

02Before you buy

Solo or crew

Steam PC supports solo play and co-op for up to four players. The crew moves between ship duties, space walks, and on-foot exploration.

Controls and languages

The Steam PC version has full controller support. Listed interface languages include English, German, and Simplified Chinese.

03Frequently asked questions

What does the crew do?

Players can take on piloting, engineering, and field exploration; the game has no fixed classes.

How do ship upgrades work?

Scavenge parts to upgrade or repair the ship, and customize guns and components.

Do missions change between runs?

Missions are hand-crafted with random elements, making runs vary.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

10/01/2025

For the future, Devs, please don't fix what isn't broken. Running and shooting is awesome. If you start increasing enemy HP, everything will break. Damaging weak spot and enemy fall after a couple of bursts creates a really good impact. This is especially nice when all other games are making looter shooters where you spend ages shooting at enemies. I've seen a couple of people asking for an inventory and for the ship to not lose loot. In my opinion, this is a terrible idea. The game is clearly not focused on loot. Finally, someone did it. This enjoyable movement, shooting, and story-driven missions make it different from all other space co-op games, and for the better.Show moreShow less

9.2 hours at review388 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Not recommendedSteam player

11/19/2025

Sadly I cannot recommend this game just yet. This game has a massive identity crisis and with current content it's essentially an extended demo. First let me commend this game for what it does right: - combat is fun and satisfying, both when flying the ship and when on foot, there's issues with it like scarse ammo, harder difficulties throwing obscene amounts of enemies at you from buggy spawn points and heavy weapons being a waste of inventory slots (more on inventory slots in a second) but overall it's a pleasant experience with strong potential. - the current system of missions is quite varied with multiple random events, as you fly a lot of these missions it will need more than that but it's a good start - concept of ship being damaged and needing repairs while not new is quite fun and feels well executed - lore is good enough for a game of this type Now with the negatives: - The game struggles with identity regarding progression-based gameplay and rougelite approach. It asks you to sink in hours of gameplay for very little reward yet at the same time if you fail with your party - recovery will cost you dearly as weapons that you might have been collecting through 5-10 different missions simply disappear. Re-collecting them will take ages. Having both slow, incremental progression yet at the same time harsh punishments that can erase a whole day worth of progress feel like disrespect to player's time, especially since all missions depend only on the last stage, no matter how well you've done in prior stages. Pick one: either slow grindy progression with scaling difficulty and permanent progress, or fast non-permanent progression resetting every mission, with RNG based power upgrades that all disappear on failure. - Inventory slots are picked straight from Lethal Company-like extraction games, limited to 4 of whatever, however 1 slot is already permanent so essentially only 3 are left for the player. Given small amounts of ammunition and large amounts of enemies you usually end up taking 2 weapons extra leaving only one slot for any loot, making it really cumbersome and frustrating to play around. - There's currently very few quests in the game, they are also all very basic. - There’s an obvious opportunity for functional armor stats, but there's nothing there, it's just cosmetics. It feels like the devs intended to do more here but dropped it to push out Early Access. - Rewards from mission stages are so wildly inconsistent that difficulty levels barely matter. If you get the right artifacts, Hard missions become trivial. If you get nothing useful, even Easy becomes annoying without good guns. There’s a good game buried in here, and the core mechanics have real promise. But right now the progression, inventory system, and lack of meaningful content hold it back badly. I’ll keep an eye on development, but I can’t recommend it yet.Show moreShow less

14.6 hours at review461 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

RecommendedSteam player

09/25/2025

This game is a Really Fun PVE the only issue i have is why do people want PVP? its PVE game NOT A PVP not every game needs PVP.....this is better off staying PVE its better to stay that way because it was its main Focus....... Plus i LOVE how they did the PVE its perfect Plus its better to play with a full crew of friends(or randoms if your bored) (and to the people saying wildgate is better? its not.....its just not yeah i may not have played it but ive only heard negetive stuff about it)Show moreShow less

26.7 hours at review365 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Not recommendedSteam player

09/21/2025

After playing more, and reaching a new difficulty, it immediately becomes clear that the devs did not take certain feedback to heart. At least not what me and mine mentioned. There is no sustainability, and that drains the fun. Revives aren't free, which quickly becomes an issue as difficulty increases. The issue is that you'll take down five waves of enemy ships, 10 elites, and 2 corvettes...and get no supplies. The gameplay is not sustainable. It goes from fun to simply frustrating as enemies infinitely spawn until you die, and there's nothing you can do. The loop is: Ship catches on fire, your radiation leaks, it takes 1 person to pilot and one to fix. The other person MUST be on objective, but it takes two people to activate it, making it literally impossible to progress without dying. This was all pointed out in a post I left detailing it, and the developers responded without mentioning things they liked or didn't. They simply said they were happy with their progress. This does not bode well. I'd rather just be told they agree or didn't. This allows a dialogue with players, not just "We hope you like it!" without anything more. It's not helpful, it's not engaging. Just like the artificial difficulty in this. Just like how it is now almost impossible to grapple to any ships. The option doesn't appear even if you're right in front of it. Fun new bug. This game almost nails it. I played the early demo version when it launched with my stack of friends, and we all felt the same way about it. Incredibly fun, but in need of some work. It's a real shame the devs didn't listen. There is a lot I want to say and add, but I have only so much text allowance for these reviews. I'll share what I can. What I need to point out, above all else, is that this game gives something nothing else quite manages. Seeing your ship, being on the deck during combat, and having the ability to walk out and onto the hull in the heat of battle, is just the coolest f**king thing ever. It creates gorgeous moments that leave you yearning for another run with your friends. A pilot weaving through debris while your friend guns down an enemy gunship the moment you step out to repair a materia leak is breathtaking. The way you can see everything happening around you gives that perfect sense of scale. You feel small on your ship, but far from insignificant. It's a feeling that no other game has given me, especially not with friends. Especially when you repair your ship enough to go boarding another vessel, take it down, then grapple right back home in time to fight another fire. The good: Gameplay loop. With friends, this game's gameplay loop is incredibly fun. The ship itself gives access to a lot of silly things you can just mess around with to have fun. The emotes paired with chairs are a natural fit for friends wanting to just goof around. When you're not doing that, the mechanics of the combat are heady. The pilot is always a necessity, and I can't really imagine this game as a solo. Where this game truly shines is once you have more crew, allowing for the other mechanics to truly shine. Gunning from within the ship is pretty nice, if not entirely unique. It gets more engaging once you get mounted weapons, like railguns, to let you unleash some real devastation on your enemies. The real chaos begins when you take basically any ship damage, because things go wrong fast. Fires start up, radiation leaks, your ship's lifeblood (materia) can leak, and you need to do rapid repairs. The moment this happens, the casual combat gets frantic. But it's a good frantic, because it greatly rewards fast responses from your crew. I didn't expect to be the one running around putting out fires, shooting from the gunner seat, and managing ship health, but here I am. It's appealing and necessary. But the other half of space combat is just as alluring, and I absolutely cannot get enough of it. This game gives you a grapple hook. A grapple hook with simply absurd range. If it were any shorter, it would harm the game drastically. Any longer and I probably wouldn't stop using it. This game lets you board enemy ships to take them down, and take them down fast. Bigger ships take longer, and even BIGGER ships yield some real loot. It's an incredibly fun, fast paced mechanic that adds a whole new level to the already enjoyable space fights. There is simply no other game I've seen that lets you jump out of your ship to take down a corvette you can't shoot because your railguns are down. It is exhilarating. The bad: Developers are questionably listening to feedback. This game has improved a lot, but also lost some things along the way. The game runs WAY worse than the demo. My 4090, even with DLSS on, is struggling to get 90 frames around enemies. My friend with a lesser card is often hitting 12fps. I'm not sure what happened, because the demo ran smooth. This is a huge issue that I hope gets addressed sooner rather than alter. Items not held are lost inbetween runs, automatically sold for salvage...even if you put them on a shelf. I don't like that items labeled as "Decorative" are deleted after runs, as they hold no salvage value. They're worth a little materia, but given their very titular nature, I expected them to remain as just that. Decorations you could keep. Shelves, in general, are a flawed system that could make for an amazing feature. They seem intended for you to prep exits with weapons and gear. I love that so much. The idea of having your ship- YOUR ship- stocked with items of your choosing and ready to use in the heat of battle is amazing. You memorize it so that you're prepped when things go bad. But that's not possible. Even items on shelves are deleted. Sold for scrap. Even if those items lose their value, let me hoard. Let me shove my ship so full of things that it bursts. I'm losing out on the value, so it's not exactly like I'm reaping the rewards anyways. I'd be plenty happy to see them have no value if kept like that, ensuring you don't stockpile for a big payout. I just want the ship to be MY ship. Also, there's a glitch where shelf items get stuck. Very bad glitch. Spiderbots still suck. They made quite literally no sound in the beta, meaning little flamethrowers would just sneak up on you and burn you to death. They...kind of make sound now? They make a sound on spawn, but it doesn't follow their body, leaving them still soundless until killed. Even their attack is soundless. My entire group confirmed this, so it's not just me. Your ship's name not appearing on the side simply will not do. It's the final touch lacking from making the vessel truly yours. I really hope that, eventually, we see that changed. Large space debris, like exploded vessels, have terrible hitboxes. The first time I got truly frustrated with the game was during a very high stakes mission in which I died because I couldn't fly through a hole large enough for my entire ship. Except, I wasn't in my ship. It was just me, the very small person utterly dwarfed by this hole. Hitboxes like this will outright kill you, and that's some simply bad design in a game where half your time is spent flying around as a very vulnerable human. Your flashlights suck. The areas you need to use it don't actually get naturally darker, but simply drop all lighting...so your flashlight also does nothing. It also just sucks in general, making it doubly lame. Using your jetpack shuts it off as well, so you have to flick it on and off a lot. Mission diversity in the first zone is very lacking. Either we got really unlucky with spawns, or there are only three mission types, one of which is nearly identical to another. Complaints about diversity are well warranted, at least for zone one. I'm hoping other zones branch out, because if not, that's a huge problem. Overall: I want to love this game. But I hate that the devs are being cheeky about feedback, and that its difficulty is artificial.Show moreShow less

9.3 hours at review387 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

Not recommendedSteam player

09/30/2025

This was one of those games I was super excited about. I checked on its progress almost every day leading up to the launch. My friends told me to grab it first and let them know if it was worth our time and honestly I have to say no. Pros: + Ship-to-foot combat is incredibly smooth. Moving around on the ship while it’s flying feels great + I had no performance issues. It runs really well + There’s some basic customization and I hope they add more options later + Managing the ship is fun with features like combat stations, repairs, a cool power grid system and shield repairs + You can craft items on board for materia + The guns feel satisfying to shoot + The grappling hook is awesome + You can board other ships but only from the outside + I love that it’s PVE with no PVP at all + It’s a roguelike which is cool + I really like that it’s also designed for solo play. I’ve heard it gets tough later on but I haven’t hit any missions yet that I couldn’t do solo + P2P servers mean you can still play even if the community shrinks Cons: - It’s a roguelike but it suffers from the most criticized aspect of the genre: replayability. It gets repetitive really fast. Every mission feels the same no matter what you do. There are a few mission types but they all boil down to the same elements. For example a vault mission always plays out the same way with each scripted "surprise" event. It gets boring quickly. - The enemies are way too generic and uninteresting to fight. Whether on foot or in ship combat they lack variety. The game tries to introduce different types like suicide drones and small AOE bots but they all feel the same. - The loot isn’t rewarding enough. After fighting for 20 minutes getting just three ship repair kits feels underwhelming especially if you didn’t need them in the first place. You often have to repair your ship after almost every mission making the whole thing feel pointless. Even finishing a full run feels like an empty accomplishment. You earn some credits that don’t have any real use which is frustrating. The rewards for missions seem like an afterthought with future purchases being limited to items like ship repair kits. - The weapons are lacking. There are a few options but most of them are pretty useless except for one that deals more damage. I don’t like when games offer a selection but make 90 percent of it obsolete. - You’re forced to take the starting weapon with unlimited ammo which doesn’t make sense especially when playing solo with a bot companion. Your inventory is already too small and losing another slot makes it impossible to carry all the cargo from a vault mission when you also take a better weapon with you. - The prologue which is basically the tutorial didn’t prepare me for the actual game. When I first got an artifact I was completely lost on what to do with it. I later learned that your ship gets repaired through additional missions unlocking a new room for artifact use but how was I supposed to know that. - Every artifact which are basically ship perks felt useless to me. For example gaining 50 percent more melee damage while holding a slice of pizza is not helpful. Not only have I never ordered pizza on my ship but melee combat is never necessary. Why would I waste one of my four inventory slots on a pizza? This is even more confusing given that they announced melee weapons in the next update. Receiving these trivial artifacts felt like a slap in the face after a tough mission. - It’s way too grindy. I hope this is just to stretch out the early access playtime until new updates arrive because you need to do a lot of bland repetitive runs to achieve anything. I’m too tired of the game to even think about grinding for another map tile. - The ship doesn’t behave like it’s in space. You have two boosts but the ship only speeds up during the boost and immediately slows down afterward. That’s not how space works making ship-to-ship combat feel off. Maneuvering is limited. You just have to position yourself behind the enemy which makes avoiding hits feel pointless and combat in space gets repetetive. There is no strategy to it. - I thought it was cool that you can board other ships only to find out you can just walk on their outside. Enemies spawn and you shoot them....that’s it. It is also crazy that the game encourages you more to fly freely in your spacesuit outside the ship to combat other enemy ships. I have to say of all the games in this genre this is one of the better ones. It breaks my heart not to recommend it but I can’t because the most important aspect - interesting replayability - is missing. I got tired of this game way too quickly. A roguelike should offer more than just three mission types played in random order. It needs variety within those mission types. This game is a diamond in the rough that could be really good down the line, but right now it feels like a moon rock. It’s a rare find, but ultimately just a rock.Show moreShow less

5.6 hours at review282 people found this helpful

Written during Early Access

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