Survive in Space
Released May 2016
The game is spread over 50 different levels, and Sasaki must fight through them all to redeem his people. The game features five powerful bosses that you will encounter at the end of each sector – every nine levels. Each boss is a skill puzzle of his own, with shifting mechanics and environments that will keep you on your toes.
67% positive · 360 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
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Evaluation
Survive in Space launched on May 20, 2016 as a self-contained space shooter with a fixed set of levels, bosses, enemies, and ships. The store description presents a complete, fully-specified feature set with no mention of planned additions, seasonal content, or future updates. The developer's only notable news post during the period scanned is an announcement for a different game entirely (Slash It Ultimate, released July 14, 2017), which offers no signal about ongoing work on Survive in Space. There is no DLC, no roadmap, no post-launch content releases, and no developer statements indicating further development for this title. The game appears to have shipped as a finished product and received no post-launch content.
Evidence
Store description lists a complete, fixed feature set: 50+ levels, 5 bosses, 20+ enemy types, 5 ships, 4 difficulty levels — presented as a finished product with no mention of planned additions or future updates.
The only relevant developer news post is an announcement for a completely separate game (Slash It Ultimate), with no mention of any updates or future content for Survive in Space.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
SA Industry
Achievements
42
Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
“We thought they were our friends and benefactors, but instead they are our masters. The Chronicles didn’t liberate us from our primitive ways – they conquered and destroyed us. The others don’t know, their heads are still full of the melodious voices of our alien masters. But that will change. I will change it!” – Sasaki
Survive in Space is a skill-based space shooter with a hardcore focus on gameplay mechanics. You take on the role of Sasaki, a young soldier who discovers the horrible truth of humanity’s enslavement at the hands of the alien Chronicles during a routine mission. His deep anguish leads him to spiral into depression, and in the darkest depths he finds The Shadow, a primal being full of hate that grants him the power to confront the Chronicles.
FEATURES
Survive in Space is a skill-based space shooter with a hardcore focus on gameplay mechanics. You take on the role of Sasaki, a young soldier who discovers the horrible truth of humanity’s enslavement at the hands of the alien Chronicles during a routine mission. His deep anguish leads him to spiral into depression, and in the darkest depths he finds The Shadow, a primal being full of hate that grants him the power to confront the Chronicles.
FEATURES
- Over 50 different levels
- 5 powerful bosses that you will encounter at the end of each sector – every nine levels. Each boss is a skill puzzle of his own, with shifting mechanics and environments that will keep you on your toes.
- Over 20 types of enemies split into three different categories: defensive, offensive and supportive.
- 4 different difficulty levels
- Game modes: Additional enemies, Planet fortresses and Asteroids. Active them to make game more interesting.
- 5 differenet player ships – each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Find the one that best suits your play style.
- Dual Mode. Dual Mode allows Sasaki to toggle his ships into Offensive and Defensive configurations, sacrificing firepower for durability and vice versa.
- No player level limit cap.
- 9 different abilities upgrades
- Full controller and mouse support, customizable keyboard keybindings
- Music player with over 90 songs. You can add your own music too.
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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