Repair your crippled spacecraft piece by piece by mining asteroids in this space-bound incremental game. Progress whether playing actively or away, with no artificial timers or paywalls slowing your return journey from the asteroid belt. It's designed for players who want straightforward progression without the usual idle game monetization tricks.
About this game
Stranded in the asteroid belt with a broken ship and one working drill. Repair the ship part by part, mine your way back to the stars and grow a lifeboat into an empire. Offline counts exactly like online — no timers, no microtransactions, buy once.
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The demo is live Belt Zero has a demo, and you can play it right now. It is one shift, and that is meant literally: you wake up in a wreck with a working drill and nothing else, and you work your way out of it. Level 10, one sector, modules up to rank 2. Everything past that — jumps to other sectors, your own stations, colonies, five peoples with their own history — is in the full version. What the demo is not: a teaser that stops mid-sentence. There is no hard cut. When you reach the level cap the game says so, and then you keep playing as long as you like. Why a demo at all: I have watched my own opening a thousand times, which makes me the worst possible judge of it. Simulated runs tell me whether something is reachable. They cannot tell me whether it feels right. That gap is what I need you for. If you play it, the forum is open — and I read everything: Where you got stuck in the first half hour. That thread exists and it is the one I check first. Anything broken → the bug sub-forum, there is a template. English that does not sound like a native speaker wrote it. It is mine, and it has never had a native pass. Every correction lands in the next update. Offline counts exactly like online. No timers, no microtransactions, buy once. If you want to know when Early Access starts, the wishlist button is right there.
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