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Behind this title is Creepy Jar, the studio behind Green Hell. Their new early access game mixes tense survival and factory building on Arcadia-7, a beautiful but frankly inhospitable planet. Every decision counts: produce faster, venture further, and brace yourself when the environment decides to hit hard.
We’ll explore what makes StarRupture so engaging, what the co-op truly brings, and the benefits of a dedicated server to enjoy it over time.
Arcadia-7: beautiful to look at, brutal to inhabit
StarRupture drops you on Arcadia-7, a planet rich in resources but made unstable by its star, Ruptura. You play as a convict sent by a corporation to exploit the area alone or in co-op with up to 4 players. On paper, the mission is clear: extract, transform, export, and power up.
In practice, the progression hooks you immediately. You start by gathering by hand, unlocking technologies, and then gradually upgrading your equipment and base. After a few hours, your makeshift camp has transformed into an industrial complex. And that’s when the real troubles begin: the more your factory runs, the more attention it attracts.
Note: StarRupture is in early access in 2026. The content evolves regularly, and balancing changes are frequent.
Build, automate... and defend
The crux of the game is automation. You set up production lines, optimize logistics, and turn your base into a well-oiled machine. However, every productivity gain also increases your exposure: the more you produce, the more you become a target.
The local fauna, particularly aggressive insectoid creatures, never lets you catch your breath. You need to think about defense and production simultaneously because an assault can paralyze your chain at the worst moment. In StarRupture, a conveyor destroyed in the wrong place can sometimes hurt more than a lost battle.
To keep a factory functional even under pressure, here are the reflexes to adopt from the start:
- Automate production as early as possible
- Secure critical areas before expanding them
- Plan redundancies on essential lines
- Limit breaking points in your logistics
- Be able to repair without stopping everything
Tip: Think modular from the first hour. A base divided into independent blocks repairs infinitely faster than a mega-complex where everything is interconnected.
Explore to unlock the next steps
Staying hidden in your base works for a while. But in StarRupture, exploration is what really accelerates progression. Venturing into more advanced biomes grants access to rare resources and higher technological tiers. In exchange, you need to prepare your expeditions seriously; going out empty-handed risks wasting time, materials, or even your entire inventory.
This tension is amplified by Star Rupture events: cataclysms triggered by the instability of the star that test your base. Each cycle becomes a real-life crash test. Does your setup really hold up, or does it only work when everything is fine?
Warning: Never go exploring while leaving a fragile base behind you. A Star Rupture event can strike at any moment and force you to return in a hurry.
Co-op is where it all makes sense
StarRupture can be played solo, but it’s in cooperation that it reveals its full potential. With multiple players, you naturally divide roles: one player manages production, another fortifies the perimeter, a third goes on expeditions to gather critical resources. The result: less wasted time, smoother progression, and a base that resembles a true collective project.
Coordination also makes tense moments much more manageable. You better anticipate pressure spikes—massive attacks, Star Rupture events, big construction phases—and avoid panic returns to base. When everything flows smoothly, you reach that famous state of flow that makes automation dangerously addictive.
Why a dedicated server changes the game
A dedicated StarRupture server is the ultimate comfort for long-term play. Your world stays online and accessible at all times, even when not everyone is connected. For a game where progression relies on building, production, and team organization, it’s a real game-changer.
With OuiHeberg, you also gain stability when your base starts to resemble a mega-factory and critical phases pile up. Fewer technical hassles, more useful playtime, and a team focused on a single goal: mastering Arcadia-7.
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Frequently asked questions
Is StarRupture more about survival or factory building?
Both at the same time. Progression revolves around extraction and automation, but survival remains ever-present with hostile fauna and Star Rupture events. You build to produce, and you produce to survive longer.
Do Star Rupture events systematically destroy the base?
Not necessarily. They mainly punish poorly designed or insufficiently protected installations. If your base is designed to withstand extreme conditions, you can continue to produce and even get ahead while others struggle.
Is the game worth it solo?
Yes, the solo experience holds up. But co-op makes progression significantly more comfortable. With multiple players, someone can explore while others secure and automate, eliminating a lot of downtime and forced returns to base.
In summary
StarRupture combines cooperative survival, exploration, and industrial automation in a world that never lets you breathe. Between optimizing logistics, repelling attacks, and enduring cataclysms, every improvement is felt immediately, and every mistake has a cost.
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