NABERON

NABERON is a real-time space strategy game where you build your own empire in an unknown galaxy. Explore star systems, colonize the most valuable planets, and expand in space and on planet surfaces at once.

Found colonies, grow your population, produce resources, shape your economy. You decide what to spend on, what to produce, and which of your worlds deserves the bigger investment.

No tech tree tells you what order to develop in — and there is no grind. Progress is a tool in your hand, not an obstacle in your way.

One galaxy. Two battlefields.

What you build, you must defend.

In space you command fleets: scout, strike, fight for star systems. On the surface, tank divisions clash over colonies — defending your own, or taking your rival's worlds.

A war doesn't end when you appear above a planet. You must rule both space and the ground.

A fleet of your own making.

Research engines, weapons, shields and radars, then fit them together into your ships and tanks. The torpedo boat that gives up its shield for a heavier salvo is your decision — not a menu option.

War is not the only way to win.

Build a strong economy and turn the market to your advantage. Send spies for intelligence, sabotage, or to weaken your rivals. Forge alliances — and break them when they no longer serve you.

Be a conqueror, a merchant, a diplomat, or the power that moves events from the shadows.

NABERON won't tell you who to be.

Explore it before you conquer it.

The galaxy doesn't reveal itself. You need radar, scout fleets and information to learn what waits in the dark: your next colony, a rich source of resources — a pirate nest, or the forward post of an enemy empire.

Information is as much a weapon as a warship.

Build the empire you want.

Manage population, taxes and production — and automate what you don't want to micromanage, so you can focus on what matters to you.

There is no single "correct" build. No mandatory path. No pre-written strategy to repeat in every match.

The empire adapts to you — not the other way around.

Many players. One galaxy.

In multiplayer, you and your friends build your empires in the same galaxy. Work together: share resources, form alliances, go to war side by side.

Or don't.

Because where empires and interests meet, betrayal is always on the table next to friendship.

Alliances, wars, betrayals. Who's left standing is up to you.

From the developer

I grew up as a fan of a legendary '90s Hungarian space strategy classic. For years I waited for the game that would carry that freedom forward in a modern form.

It never came.

So I set out to build it myself, solo.