Fit check
Is End Space worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Virtual-reality players who want spacecraft combat rather than on-foot shooting
- Science-fiction fans interested in contract missions and faction conflict
- Players who enjoy unlocking weapons and upgrades through increasingly difficult missions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking on-foot combat, since the game centers on piloting one starfighter
- Players looking for a broad range of activities beyond combat contracts and progression
- Players without access to virtual-reality play
Our take on End Space
The virtual-reality starfighter format gives the game a focused cockpit-combat identity, but that specialization narrows it to players seeking space battles rather than varied movement, exploration, or on-foot encounters.
What is End Space?
End Space is a virtual-reality space combat game set in the Tartarus sector, at the edge of inhabited space.
Players pilot the Minos Starfighter while carrying out contracts for the United Trade Consortium and opposing Tartarus Liberation Front insurgents. Combat uses gaze tracking to aim Pulse Lasers or target enemies for Meteor Missiles. Missions become more difficult as the campaign progresses, with rank advancement tied to increasingly daring assignments. Completing missions unlocks additional weapons and starfighter upgrades. The story also involves protecting the UTC’s concealed jump-drive technology while investigating the secrets of the sector.
How End Space plays
- 01Gaze-Based Targeting
- The starfighter can track enemies through the pilot’s gaze before weapons are fired.
- 02Two Weapon Types
- Pulse Lasers provide direct fire, while Meteor Missiles attack locked targets.
- 03Mission Progression
- More demanding contracts become available as the player advances through the ranks.
- 04Weapon Upgrades
- Progression grants access to new weapons and improvements for the starfighter.
End Space compared to similar games
End Space centers on virtual-reality starfighter missions, weapon targeting, and rank-based upgrades. Zero Caliber VR instead offers an infantry-focused VR shooter with a single-player and cooperative campaign for up to 4 players, cross-play PvP modes, and native mod support.
End Space: platforms & release
Is End Space worth it?
It is worth it if: virtual-reality players who want spacecraft combat rather than on-foot shooting. Skip it if: players seeking on-foot combat, since the game centers on piloting one starfighter.
Where can I download End Space?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens End Space's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is End Space on?
Windows only.
