Euler Wars

Euler Wars is a space combat game in which you pilot ships based on Platonic and Archimedean solids. You customize each face with weapons and modules, then use full six-axis control to maneuver and fight. Any direction can serve as the ship’s front, and rotation lock lets you rotate yourself relative to the ship when damage disables modules on one side.

Ships and customization

You can fly all 5 Platonic solids and all 13 Archimedean solids. The ships have no wings or wheels, and their polyhedral designs become more spherical as they grow larger. You can fit each face with different weapons and modules to suit your approach.

When one side is damaged, you can rotate to make another side the front. This encourages uniform ship designs, though you can instead concentrate weapons on one side for greater burst damage, at the risk of having fewer options if that side’s modules are destroyed.

Flight controls

You control movement and rotation along all six axes. Every rotation direction is equally strong, as is every movement direction: you can move forward as quickly as you can move right or up, and rotate up as quickly as you can rotate right or clockwise. The controls can take time to learn, but let you fly around objects in any direction.

Progression and arenas

Progression depends on both your piloting ability and how much you have played. Skilled pilots can unlock ships without grinding experience, while beginners can use experience to make up for a lack of skill. Ships unlock through this progression system.

All weapons, modules and arena locations are available from the start, so you can choose where to play and how to equip yourself. The asteroid field offers a place to hide, while the hyperdimensional solids provide a challenge. The starter ship can reach its full strength without upgrades.