Taken Space

TAKEN SPACE

The galaxy doesn't surrender. Neither can you.

A mining colony on the edge of known space. A handful of ships. And an enemy who's already decided that system belongs to them. Taken Space is a space combat and colony-building campaign where every wave you repel and every ton of silica you mine brings you one step closer to standing up to an entire empire.

You start by defending a dock. You end up leading a fleet that decides a galaxy's fate.

What awaits you

Hands-on space combat

No menus standing between you and the fight — aim, fire, dodge. Enemy waves scale in numbers, ship class, and intelligence. Sitting still in front of an incursion is never free.

An economy you actually have to build

Iron, silica, carbon, ice. Mines, refineries, planetary defenses. Nothing comes handed to you — every building is a decision, and some early ones shape entire acts of the campaign.

47 levels, six acts, a campaign with real shape

From your first steps outside the base to a final assault on a capital hull with combat phases of its own. Acts of pure construction, acts of open war, and a saboteur embedded inside your own colony who doesn't play by a fixed script.

The void has two faces

Choose between Realistic mode — the absolute black silence of space — or Vivid mode — blazing nebulae, region-washed skies, and an atmosphere that never stops moving. Switch between them anytime from Options.

The hyperspace jump feels like something

The charge builds until it whites out the screen, the sound swells with it, and a final chime confirms you made it through. Every jump is a promise that what comes next is different.

Your progress, safe

Auto-saves every time you dock. The colony never forgets what you've built.

The choice that matters

Across 47 levels, there's exactly one real fork in the road. Everything before it leads there. Everything after it is consequence.

How much can you defend before it's all taken from you?