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About Eslander

Eslander is a spacecraft simulation in which you captain a ship and crew, defend the galaxy from tyranny and make decisions that can determine whether your crew survives and your ship remains ready for battle. Your father disappeared while fighting a mothership of the ancient Didag faction. Reports from his missions say he was searching for a way to defeat the galaxy’s enemy; now the mothership has found the coordinates of your home planet and threatens to destroy it. You follow commanders’ orders to uncover the story of Eslander’s galaxy and try to save your world.

Explore the galaxy

Choose from six factions and take on dangerous missions where encounters bring unique challenges and can have many possible solutions. You can visit each solar system and its different parts, though your ship has a limit on how far it can jump. The galaxy contains asteroids and Didag spacecraft to find and fight.

You can harvest different kinds of asteroids for resources, then sell those resources at space stations. The credits can buy items such as weapons and shields. If your hull is low and you have run out of money, harvesting asteroids can provide resources to sell.

Manage your ship and crew

You direct the flow of energy through your ship to handle critical situations. For example, if you need more power for your weapons, you can stop the engines and redirect power from the core. Consider the power demands of items when buying them, since your ship may not be able to supply what they require.

Crew members help manage the ship and fight in battles. Losing crew makes it harder to navigate into deep space, and if they all die, you are left alone.

Player battles

You can fight other players or train with friends in PvP mode. Activate “battle mode” in the Radar menu, then create a lobby or join another player’s lobby to battle.

Frequently asked questions

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Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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