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Battlefleet Engineer

Strategy, Simulator, Indie · 2017

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Lowest price today: R$6.99 on Steam.

Prices updated on Nov 2, 2026. The store's price is the one that counts.

Lowest recorded price

R$6.99 on Steam, on Oct 26, 2026. It is the lowest price since Oct 26, 2026, when Game Fellow started tracking this game.

Price history (last 90 days)

  • Steam: R$6.99 today; low of R$6.99 and high of R$6.99 in the period.
R$0.00R$5.00R$10.00Oct 26, 2026Nov 3, 2026
  • Steamavg. R$6.99

Game details

Genres
Strategy, Simulator, Indie, Real Time Strategy (RTS)
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Release
Jun 10, 2017

About the game

Tactical fleet combat with modular spaceships. Engineer spaceships, compose fleets and command them in in real time battles. All ships are completely defined by their module composition. Achieve victory with briliant command on the battlefield or by engineering it into your fleet. RTS-style battles with up to dozens of ships per side. Fixed fleets, doesn't include building of units or resource management mechanics. Ships are made of and entirely defined by their modules. The modules such as generators, thrusters, weapons, armor etc. form the structure and define the behavior of the ship. Ships can have anywhere between 5 to over 1000 modules. Ship and level editor. You can not only create new ship designs and battle challenges but edit all existing ones using in-game editors. No-cheating Newtonian physics. All movement is driven by forces from thrusters and other actuators, and there is no friction or dampening. Ships and other objects are simulated as rigid bodies with accurate collision geometries and inertia. Per-module damage model. Ships can get partially disabled and split in two. The damage model also includes armor penetration and ricochet calculations. Ship resource system. Most modules have a single function such as power generation or heat dissipation. The resource system gathers, stores and distributes resources such as electricity, heat and fuel between modules on every frame.

Summary from IGDB.

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