Cubic Odyssey news & patch notes

From June 25 (5:00 PM GMT) to July 9 (5:00 PM GMT), the base game and all DLC are 50% off.

In addition, the new Cubic Odyssey + Space Rangers Bundle is now available. Save an additional 15% when you purchase the bundle.

Team up with friends to gather resources, build a base, craft starships, conquer the galaxy, and rid it of the Red Darkness once and for all.

Hey everyone!

Over 160,000 players have already embarked on a journey across the Cubic Galaxy to stop the Red Darkness, battle space pirates, and rescue the queen from captivity!

To celebrate, Cubic Odyssey is joining two new bundles with the Biped series of adorable co-op adventure games about cute robots. Each bundle is 15% off until May 30th (17:00 GMT).

Thank you to every space shuttle captain! See you in the Cubic Galaxy!

Build your own planet! The latest patch adds the ability to create and customize your starting planet for Adventure and Creative game mode.

A new button has been added to the character setup which lets you tune your starting planet.

The PS5 version now supports mouse and keyboard input.

Getting the villagers aggressive with you by attacking them will now trigger an in-game message and a warning displayed for the duration of the penalty.

Bug fixes

• Some flickering issues have been fixed for the stars search box

• Fixed a bunch of UI overlaps when using the maximum UI & Text scale options

• Fixed an issue causing passengers on ships to be disembarked when landing on planets

• Fixed some situations causing the Quberion space rays to be present for online clients after the planets where cleansed

• Fixed a sync issue related to ship weapons overhead over multiplayer

• Fixed an issue causing ghost lobbies to show up sometimes

• Fixed an issue causing the grenades to explode infinitely if thrown from very high up.

• Fixed the missing controller navigation towards the inventory in the trading screens

• Fixed an issue causing the server’s ship changes to not sync properly

• Fixed an UI issue related to the count of needed quest items already present in the player’s inventory.

From April 25 (10:00 PM PDT) to May 2 (10:00 PM PDT), Cubic Odyssey and all DLC are available on Steam with a 50% discount. 

In addition, if you purchase the bundle with Age of Water you will get extra 15% discount. Age of Water is an action‑adventure game set on a future Earth completely covered by water. Sail through storms, fight and trade, seize other people’s boats or build your own, gather resources from the ocean, and uncover the secrets of the water world.

It’s time for epic adventures!

The main theme of this update is Agriculture. Players can now plow soil cubes and sow them with seeds. Plants will grow and produce fruit. A plethora of seeds and plants has been added to the game. Some NPCs will have quests requesting these items; others will just buy them. All farming is done with the Farm-Tool gun, which plows soil and can fertilize plants to speed up their growth.

Other fixes

• Fixed minor UI issues in the planet information window.

• Fixed an issue causing furniture to become invisible to the online game host.

• Fixed situations in which ship appliances would become invisible while connected to an online session.

• Fixed an issue causing speeders to continue gathering if summoned between saving and loading.

• Fixed an issue causing the game host to be unable to craft using items from their chests when other players created bases nearby.

• Fixed issues with ship furniture synchronization on dedicated servers when applying Steam Workshop skins.

• Fixed an issue causing all NPCs in a city to turn on their flashlights during daytime.

• Fixed an issue causing crafting consoles to duplicate and show an incorrect quest objective location for the knight’s material request quest steps.

• Fixed issues causing certain items not to appear in the HUD loot indicator and to be improperly scaled in the quick actions wheel.

• Added a set of optimizations to object physics that should reduce CPU load.

• Fixed an issue where secondary fire would be triggered while moving an object.

• Fixed an issue causing undeployed ship appliances (after a reset or from a Workshop skin) to be visible to other online players.

• Fixed an issue causing some objects to transfer ownership to online clients, blocking access for the host.

• The Gaijin Legal Note has been updated; agreement is required.

Cubic Odyssey is participating in the Steam Spring Sale. From March 19th at 10:00 PDT to March 26th at 10:00 PDT, the game and all DLC are available at 40% off.

A galactic adventure awaits its heroes!

The host no longer loses access to the ship’s passenger seat, and players no longer get stuck on the respawn screen after dying in open space. We’ve also made a number of improvements to online sessions and fixed several critical bugs and crashes.

Online Improvements 

• Fixed a situation where a passenger seat used by the host would not be usable by clients after the host left it.

• Fixed a situation where a player connected to an online session could get stuck on the respawn screen if they suffocated in space.

• Fixed an issue where text on holographic screens inside ships was not being broadcast to players connected to an online session.

• Holographic screens with text can now be locked against interaction from other players, like chests.

UI

• Fixed numerous UI element overlaps related to the text scale option.

• Fixed the Abandon Quest button appearing when no quest is active.

• Added a warning when a star cannot be reached with the current warp drive.

Fixes and Improvements

• Fixed the names of some items for consistency across all languages.

• The difficulty setting that affects item prices now applies to both the Sell and Buy tabs on the commodities market.

• Reward statues now level the surrounding terrain to ensure the chest is never inside a mountain.

• Fixed a bug causing lights from another ship to appear in the editor when changing ships.

• Fixed cases where low-level pirates would spawn without weapons.

• The enemy count in enemy bases now differentiates between pirate bases and Darkness outposts.

• Fixed a situation where a ship dealer would also sell speeders.

• Fixed audio and video desync caused by excessively high frame rates during cinematics.

• Fixed the first-person camera inside speeders.

• Fixed a bug causing enemies carrying explosive bombs not to die from the explosion.

• Fixed some crashes and improved overall stability.

A highly requested feature has been added. Now ships can be shared between players. Also, a passenger seat has been added to the game and other players can be brought along for voyages.

New Features

• Ships can now be opened to control to other players. Like chest, they have a lock button to toggle the access of other players to it.

• Ships which were taken away to other systems by other players can now be summoned back using the usual teleporting to ship UI

• Passengers seats can now be placed in ships. Passengers will get transported along the ship pilot wherever they go

• Ship inventory and appliances in ships are now available to other players 

Bug fixes & improvements

• Rendering of stars in space has been fixed to no longer overlap with other objects

• Fixed a bug causing ship objects to get saved outside the ship and seem disappeared

• The rendering of glass has been improved during night-time

• Fixed the companion QB-1 attacking too far away objects

• Difficulty scaling now affects all quest steps correctly

• Displaying of ships which were designed asymmetrically has been fixed in the menu

• Fixed the FPS affecting the camera movement speed in ship and blueprint editor

• Improved network synchronization affecting ships, characters and laser turrets

• Ship hatches are now fully synchronized across network

• Players joining a session will no longer spawn above a pirate base if the host was in that area

• Multiple UI fixes and improvements

• A handful of crashes were addressed and fixed

The combat system has been reworked, weapon and enemy stats have been adjusted, the interface has been improved, extensive difficulty settings for dedicated servers have been added, and bugs have been fixed.

New Features

• All weapons, enemies and combat have been rebalanced. Weapons now have various recoils, better aiming and different attributes.

• The level of enemies now has a direct impact on their health pool, which is indicated in the health bar through the number of segments.

• The damage numbers on screen indicate various information through their color: Red – a critical headshot, Blue: the hit was absorbed by the shield, and Gray: the damage had a drop-off penalty.

• Multiple difficulty settings have been added to both the game and the dedicated server. You can now scale up or down various damages and crafting costs.

• Multiple recipes can now be pinned, they can be seen in the inventory screen near the tasks area and hovering over the ingredients will show their name.

• The F5 and F9 keys are no longer bound to quick save and quick load respectively.

• Controller-based cursor control for UI interactions has been added to Consoles.

Improvements

• The player’s skill level now affects weapon overheating in space combat and the number of blocks obtained when using the workbench.

• Darkness purifiers now have stat tooltips.

• Each secondary quest type now has its own icon to know which location on the map is for which quest.

• Sounds for weapons have been improved.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a situation causing lighting in cities to become duplicated for dedicated servers.

• Fixed small UI issues affecting the health and shield bar of the player.

• Mining from a speeder now works correctly for online sessions.

• Fixed the speed of day-night time passing on dedicated servers.

• Some flickers from some 1st person animations have been resolved.

Explorers! Thank you for sticking with Cubic Odyssey this year! Even more exciting adventures await us in the future, and we hope you’ll continue exploring the galaxy and sharing your discoveries.

From all of us, we wish you galactically wonderful holidays and can’t wait to see you out in the cubic universe in 2026!

Cubic Odyssey is part of the Steam Winter Sale. You can buy the game with a 40% discount from December 18th, 10 AM PST, until January 5th, 10 AM PST.

Moreover, six DLCs are now available for purchase, each featuring a unique character skin, and a speeder: 

They are also included in Gold Edition (10% off) and Complete Edition (15% off).

Spend your holidays exploring the galaxy with your friends!

We improved the interface and the AI of some creatures, made warp jumps more convenient, and fixed a number of bugs related to both the game itself and Steam Workshop integration.

Improvements

• The flamethrower now has its stats displayed in the tooltip.

• The details panel will display the attached mods of any item.

• The task tracker on HUD now properly displays glowing ores.

• The held explosive is now displayed in a nicer way, you can tell what it is.

• Multiple AI fixes and improvements for the flying and swimming creatures.

• Warping is no longer stopped when facing a planet and no longer consuming a warp cell without the jump.

Steam Workshop fixes

• Unsubscribing from a ship design will no longer revert the ship which had it applied to the default design.

Bug fixes

• Fixed a bunch of sizing issues with the Hologram Screen when having a lot of text inside

• Fixed the network sync of hologram screen of no-ASCII texts.

• Fixed the destruction of some blocks which were supposed to be invulnerable (like the temple) by explosives.

• Removed the damage coming from corrupted blocks while players were loading in a dedicated server session.

• Fixed some zero priced repair prices.

• Fixed the wrong UI value report of some stats bonuses from mods like fire rate.

• Fixed an issue causing the speeders to be pulled to the ground at very high altitudes.

• Fixed an issue affecting the placement of tall windows in a rotation position.

• Fixed a bug causing the crafting of the grenade launcher to turn the stack of the first ingredient into grenade launchers.

• Fixed a multiplayer issue causing clients to report cleared pirate bases when landing on a new planet.

• Multiple HUD and UI fixes.

We’re excited to bring you one of the biggest updates yet for Cubic Odyssey!

The game now supports full Steam Workshop integration. You can share blueprints of your own structures and ships, and download other players’ creations.

In the blueprint info window, there’s a new “Share” button, and any blueprints you subscribe to are marked with a special icon in your collection. As for ships, the shipyard interface now features a “Workshop” button—use it to upload your own designs or grab models made by other players.

Other changes:

• A character appearance customization bench has been added. It can be crafted, and it will allow you to change any aspect of the character when interacting with it.

• A search functionality has been added to the galaxy map to allow searching star systems by name.

• completing the game will reward the player with a brand-new ship and speeder. They will get awarded to players who have already completed the main quest too upon loading the game.

• The signs now support Unicode characters both from keyboard and clipboard paste.

• The PC version has received a simple in-game chat. Pressing Enter activated the chat UI. A profanity filter toggle can be disabled in the gameplay options.

• Banks are now available on planets which are not overrun with pirates. Here you can deposit your currency, so the respawn cost is only applied on what you are currently holding on yourself.

• Inventory sorting will now also auto-stack possible items and compact everything nicely.

• A bunch of new hair and beard styles have been added for the character customization.

• An option to disable the rendering of your helmet has been added to gameplay options.

Friends, here’s your chance to help Cubic Odyssey earn a Steam Award nomination in the “Best Game on Steam Deck” category. If you couldn’t tear yourself away from the game—even when you were away from home with your portable console—click the “Nominate” button.

Thank you for your support!

We’ve added holograms that let you leave text messages on walls or on the ground! We’ve also introduced the long-awaited “Mirror Mode” in the ship editor, saving you tons of time when building your own shuttle. Plus, we’ve fixed a number of bugs.

Gameplay additions

• Signs have been added to the game. They are holograms on which the player can choose a text to be displayed. Helps to sort chests but also works as a nice welcome home mat. There’s a sign on a stick for the ground and a screen which can be placed on any surface.

• The ship landing beacon can now be crafted and placed by players in their bases.

• А much requested “Mirror Mode” added to the ship edit mode. It allows you to create symmetrical structures on both sides of the ship. 

Fixes

• Ship components will no longer duplicate if you remove them and save/load the game.

• Fixed an issue causing the Halloween themed box to erase neighbor blocks.

• Fixed an issue causing lightning in outposts to not turn on and off properly.

• Fixed some situations causing overlapped NPC spawns.

• Fixed the constant regeneration of some pirate bases after cleaning them and reloading the game.

• Fixed an issue causing the ship camera to not revert to its original state after resetting the ship structure.

• Fixed a bug causing constant spawning o darkness enemies around darkness cores.

• Fixed an issue causing some systems to have very little things to buy or sell.

• Fixed some situations when an online P2P client would have one of the story NPCs stuck in a darkness prison cell.

• Fixed the online session “locked chests” bug, which did not allow hosts to interact with them.

• Secondary quests completion issues and duplication glitches have been resolved for Dedicated Server sessions.

• The empty space points of interest will no longer show up on players scanners in online sessions.

🚀 Update: We've fixed an issue where some planets kept their shields after destroying all shield generators in space.

🔥 The patch is now live! 🔥

Our little present for you on this spooky season! Get Cubic Odyssey on Steam at 40% off.

This limited-time deal starts October 31, 10 AM PDT and ends November 14, 10 AM PDT.

Happy Halloween!

With Halloween just around the corner, we’ve released a special holiday update!

You can dress QB-1 in an adorably spooky costume, enjoy holiday-themed skins on a variety of items, and even take to the skies on a broom like a night witch—thanks to a new Speeder that’ll send shivers down everyone’s spine. 

We’ve also squashed a number of bugs and boosted overall performance. 

Not a fan of Halloween? Just switch off the themed changes in your game settings.

Halloween 2025

• QB-1 has a special outfit, there’s a new broom speeder, and some appliances have different appearances

• The theme can be disabled from settings

Dedicated Servers

• Configuration settings of the dedicated servers were reset and need to be changed. Players’ save files are intact.

• Fixed an unintended password field size limit for joining dedicated servers

• Spawning will favor your ship position if were near it when joining a dedicated server

• Fixed an issue causing dedicated servers to spawn speeders a bit underground

• Fixed a dedicated server crash occurring when players were selling their ships

Bug fixes

• A lot of memory optimizations, lowering the required CPU and GPU memory

• Fixed some FX from sources on different planets showing up on all of them

• Fixed some hangs and freezes happening when using the Warp Gate

• Ship structures now load a lot faster

• Fixed a UI issue reporting the wrong ore richness for some planets

• The spawn of some temples above the building limits has been resolved

• Star systems now reflect the correct range of technology from their planets

• Using planet portals during online session will teleport you to the correct target portal now

• Fixed some UI crashes related to duplicating items from some interactions

• Fixed an issue causing the player’s ship and it’s appliances to be removed when it was above a captured pirate base

• Fixed some situation which blocked the controller UI navigation

• The base attack warning now triggers correctly for players in online sessions

• The pirate base takeover message now is displayed for players in online sessions too

• Fixed some exploits allowing the duplication of items in online sessions

• Fixed the scene not being properly drawn when using the two quick selection wheels (inventory & chat)

• The camera orbit button (middle mouse) can now be bound in the key mapping panel

• Fixed some bugs causing items to be lost during backpack changes while in an online session

• Fixed an issue causing loot to gather at the feet of other players in online sessions

• Fixed an issue causing the laser turrets to not attack electric plant enemies

• Fixed some issues causing NPC double spawn in online sessions

• Disabled the controller movement for ships during exit stabilization

Fixed a number of bugs, object duplication issues, and the inability to complete some of the quests.

• Fixed the completion of secondary quests on player hosted sessions for clients

• Fixed a situation which ended with the ship weapons being destroyed while connected to a dedicated server

• Fixed a crash related to the online session failing to be created

• Fixed an issue causing the starting ship to be spawned twice

• Fixed an issue which could cause doubling of some main quest NPCs

• Placing multiple blocks at once now works properly underwater and replaces water cubes

• Fixed the missing meteor shower warning from online sessions

• Fixed an issue related to movement of one battery over a stack, which would destroy the stack

• Fixed an issue with the ability to purify a planet after destroying a darkness walker as the last dark entity

• Multiple fixes to the landing beacons in the online environment to address multiple locks and jitters

• Fixed an issue causing doubled objects in cities for online clients

• Fixed the appearance of visual effects from different planets on a client’s planet

• Fixed an issue with outpost naming starting straight with outpost #2

• Fixed the loss of chest contents when they were placed on the ship in dedicated server sessions

• Fixed some item duplication glitches

• Fixed an issue causing the warp effect to get stuck in new or loaded games

• Fixed an issue affecting the final steps of the main quest when connecting to a P2P server

• Fixed an issue making the death animation to not be displayed properly for the player

• Crash fixes related to dedicated server connectivity

• Increased the password field character limit to 32 for dedicated server connection

• Fixed a small issue affecting the recoloring of captured pirate towers

• Fixed an issue with repairing the crashed story ship in online sessions

• Fixed an issue allowing dedicated servers to be started in story game modes (these are not currently supported)

• Fixed an issue with the speeder jittering when connected to an online session

• Fixed an issue that caused planet types to appear scrambled — they are now restored to their proper types from before the dedicated server update

• Fixed an issue where jetpack sounds could be triggered by various UI interactions

• Fixed an issue with counting crafting items when multiple players deployed them in the same base

The moment we’ve all been waiting for: we’re launching dedicated servers for Cubic Odyssey, so your multiplayer adventures with friends will be even more cosmic!

For now, the dedicated server runs as a separate app that you set up via a configuration file and launch through Steam Tools in your library—but don’t worry, it’s not as complicated as it sounds. You can host lobbies for up to 20 players—more than our current P2P system allows! This lets you stage epic battles or massive building projects like never before.

Each server requires its own character, and that character’s progress stays tied to that server. Moreover, you can play even if the host is not in the game as long as server is live. The world will continue to evolve, and if you’re away too long, you might not recognize it when you return.

Although dedicated servers are a separate application, this is not paid DLC. The feature is free for all PC players who own Cubic Odyssey and is currently in beta.

Tell your friends—it’s time for a new adventure. We’ll see you in the Cubic Galaxy!

These are the other changes to the game

• Each planet biome now has its set of special single buildings populated with different traders and quest givers

• Player captured blueprints are now synchronized over the network.

• The linkage between multiple speeders and their trader has been fixed

• Stars warp list panel now include more information about each discovered star system

• A cinematic sequence has been added to the end of the game

• The way scanner icons show up when scanning underground and in cities has been refined to show more important information

• Multiple networking bugs related to the glowing ore extractor have been fixed

• Fixed an issue causing spawned derelict ships to disappear when leaving their star system

• The network chat wheel can now be used while flying the ship

• Fixed an issue causing neutral NPCs to remain hostile even after reloading a different game

• Various rendering issues related to object visibility through glass have been addressed

• Shadow rendering issues and flickers occurring in some situations have been resolved

• There have also been many more interface and performance fixes

Friendly ships no longer damage your team, you can now kick unwanted players from your online session, and a random name generator is now available during character creation. Plus, there are several other improvements and fixes.

Online Improvements

• Fixed an issue where ships would get stuck during their destruction animation in online sessions.

• Fixed a bug in online sessions that caused a player's ship to lose all its appliances and furniture when edited.

• Fixed a bug where certain quest items would be missing if the connecting player and the host were at different stages of a quest.

• A kick button has been added to the current session panel for each connected player, allowing the host to remove unwanted players.

• The location of each player is now displayed in online sessions.

• Fixed a bug that caused some ships to damage their own allies.

• Fixed a bug that caused a space station's barrier to disappear for a connecting player in a remote system.

• Fixed a bug where users who had left the server would not disappear from the interface for some connected players, causing the list to accumulate over time.

• Fixed a bug that caused the map to function incorrectly if a player disconnected while using the system or galaxy map.

Other changes

• Fixed a bug that caused the player's ship to teleport to the center of the star system when using the editor at a space station.

• Fixed a bug that caused teleportation to be too loud.

• Fixed a series of errors that would occur if the player died while the map or ship editor was open.

• Liberated pirate outposts now inherit the name of the pirate base and correctly display notifications when entering/exiting the zone.

• A "Random name” button has been added to the character customization menu.

• When splitting a stack of colored blocks, their customization is now preserved.

• Knights who are part of story quests no longer change their appearance when transitioning to another planet.

In the recent update for Cubic Odyssey, we’ve taken Adventure Mode to a whole new level—perfect for those who’ve already beaten the story and crave fresh challenges. Today, we’d like to walk you through the key changes.

The biggest tweak is a brand-new galaxy “seeding” system. From now on, every time you start a new game in Adventure mode, planets and star systems will appear in different locations—so your previous map knowledge won’t give you an edge. Think of it like cereal in a bowl of milk: a different order every time.

At the start of the game you will be spawned on a random planet with a speeder, a spaceship, tier-1 gear, batteries and a stack of resources to build your first shelter. It’s up to you to figure out where you are and what to do next.

What if you already started your adventure before the update and want the beginner’s spaceship and speeder? Don’t worry—we haven’t forgotten about you. You’ll receive it automatically the next time you load your Adventure mode save.

If you’re planning to play co-op with a friend, remember: only characters in the same game mode can join your online session. For Adventure mode co-op, each player must create a separate Adventure mode character to join the server. 

Dive into the revamped Adventure mode and share your feedback with us on social media. Good luck, space adventurers!

We’ve improved random-seed generation, added several multiplayer tweaks, fixed a number of pesky bugs, and more. Plus, you can now sell off every ship in your fleet except for one that you choose to keep!

Random seeding fixes

• Generation of random seed planets has been further refined to make caves more elaborate and interesting.

• An issue where points of interest of the same type could spawn on top of one another during the initial creation of random seed planets has been fixed.

Online improvements

• Fixed a multiplayer issue where some appliances became permanently locked and could not be interacted with.

• Fixed an issue with item mods not updating correctly when transferred to another player in multiplayer.

• Fixed a rare issue where the pilot could spawn outside of their ship when joining an online session.

Other fixes and changes

• Players can now sell their ships, leaving only one final chosen ship. This function is available at any ship editor terminal.

• Skin tone can now be customized for new characters. We plan to add an item that will allow appearance customization for existing saves as well in the future.

• The planet map interface now shows the levels of available ore on that planet.

• Fixed an issue related to the “auto step” feature, which blocked movement through some 2-block high arches.

• The target dummy has received an updated system for displaying damage dealt and damage per second (DPS).

• Structures built from blueprints will now appear on the scanner, as they were previously impossible to find after being placed.

• Fixed a crash related to the graphics API on Steam Deck and PS5.

• Fixed the disappearance of the UI element that allows for rotating cubes during placement.

• Trading resources from nearby chests now works correctly.

• Fences and railings have been moved to a separate crafting tab.

• Fixed a bug that caused light sources to turn on every time the game was loaded.

• Fixed a bug that caused an incorrect outpost name to be displayed when entering or exiting a zone.

• Fixed a bug that caused the player's rocket projectiles to collide with each other and explode in mid-air near the ship.

• Fixed instances where a sound would get stuck looping in one place during transitions between planets.

We’ve prepared something special for you! Random galaxy seeds are here! Start a new game in Adventure mode and make the galaxy unique—every planet and star system is shifted to a new location, keeping things fresh even for the most experienced players. This update also brings numerous balance and gameplay tweaks, UI improvements, multiplayer polish and much more.

Adventure mode

•  You can start Adventure mode games with random Galaxy seeds, which change the galaxy completely.

• Adventure mode will now start players with Tier 1 gear, a ship and a speeder on a random planet.

• Only the same game-mode characters can join online sessions now.

• Older adventure mode saves which don’t have a ship will be awarded the ship and speeder at the first load.

Online improvements 

• Online clients are now spawned flying their ships when joining a session in space.

• Online clients will be spawned in their ship if they join a session on a planet.

• Improved the multiplayer ship sync logic – they will look smoother now.

• Doors and elevators now properly sync over the network.

• The server’s warp and portal locations are now completely synced with the clients.

• Painting events with the paint gun are now synced across the network.

• The Refinery and Recycler now work better over network, no longer duplicating items.

• Fixed an issue causing certain locked chests to appear unlocked to some clients.

• Fixed an issue causing network grenades to explode twice.

• Pirate base enemy count is now displayed for online clients too.

• Fixed issues causing the amount of darkness on a planet to be different between server and clients.

• One can no longer place cubes on other player’s ships or the ones for sale.

Gameplay and balance changes

• A setting to enable “one cube” stepping has been added. This setting can be restricted to “only while sprinting” too, so you won’t have to jump everytime.

• Cleansed planet rewards now work properly, one player can receive the bonus each hour.

• The outpost establishment and ranged have been refined to a smaller starting area but expanding by placing objects.

• Neutral NPCs will react to high damage shots similar to more smaller shots and become defensive.

• The players will no longer be allowed to repair speeders they already have in their collection and lose the resources.

• Mimic creatures will show their true shape when getting hit – sometimes you killed one and never knew it was there.

Fixes & changes

• The health hearts bar will now become a two line bar when you unlock more than 16 temples.

• Fixed the missing speeders from the trader list when one had multiple speeders for sale.

• Fixed ships going underwater in some situations.

• Fixed an issue causing the UI to count small temples as big temples on the planet map.

• Fixed UI overlap of a focused ship and creature at the same time.

• Fixed an issue where opening a second ship in the editor resulted in incomplete physics, preventing you from making changes.

• The repair button has been removed from the Cargo section of the ship editor.

• Multiple UI overlap fixes.

• Fixed an issue causing some Speeder to be loaded under the textures.

• Fixed an issue blocking the hover mode in Creative mode.

• Fixed some issues related to player ship deaths which caused ship to become invisible.

• Fixed the fire rate bonus indicator (it was showing as multiplied, but it’s just additive).

• Planet portals will now place players in a nicer position and orientation.

• Numerous crash fixes and other minor performance and stability improvements.

Cubic Odyssey always tries to encourage you to be creative. We’ve already showcased some of our players’ coolest creations, and today we’re back with even more—because you can’t stop creating amazing things. This time, our spotlight is on spaceships!

Giant Purple Space Fish by Sarahishungry 

Sarahishungry built a colossal purple spaceship that looks like a giant fish ready to swallow everything in its path. It took them a full week to perfect this design.

Punk ship by Pumpelche

Inspired by punk aesthetics, Pumpelche spent over 10 hours crafting a shuttle that seems destined for a galaxy tour promoting a new music album. It even has a mohawk on top!

Axe by Pumpelche

Pumpelche didn’t stop there—he also built a massive flying axe designed to strike fear into foes across the entire galaxy.

MK5 Fighter by WhaneTheWhip

WhaneTheWhip shared his MK5-inspired fighter on Reddit. He removed all unnecessary doors for instant jetpack-assisted launches into outer space. 

Subscribe to our Discord channel, if you want to see more players creations, or maybe even share your own with the world. Maybe next time we will tell everyone about your ship that looks like a big French Bulldog! Stay creative!

Your spaceship will no longer go into space without you, if your character dies during takeoff! We’ve improved online, fixed a number of bugs, and made block removal in the ship editor much easier.

Online improvements:

• Fixed the two death overlap in some scenarios for online clients.

• Fixed an issue causing items to get their durability reset when discarding them during online sessions.

• Fixed the initial portals list available from a server to its clients.

• Travel portal discovery now propagates to everyone in the session.

• Respawn positions for online clients will now favor their ships.

• Using the ship editor as a client will change the current ship in the online session.

• Fixed an issue duplicating the generation of planet content when a client saved a remote online session’s world.

• Fixed the link between speeders and their traders not showing up always in online sessions.

• Fixes to the way a planet’s current corruption value got synchronized across network.

• Fixed a situation when a planet state would not get saved if a client was disconnected from it and the host was in a different area.

• Fixed the UI for the recycler for clients not always syncing properly.

• Fixed the mining ray of the extractor positioning for clients on the server.

• Fixed a set of issues related to client’s speeders: not getting removed when the client left, they are summoning back if another player used them.

• Clients will auto-embark their speeders when summoning them in online sessions.

• Fixed an issue causing online clients not to receive XP for the piloting skill when destroying pirates in space.

• The galaxy map will now display the host’s current warp gates discoveries, not the clients.

• Fixed some rare occasions when a client would use a portal to another planet and end up spawned in lava.

• The appearance of all quest related NPCs is no longer random for each player.

• The host’s starting broken speeder can no longer be repaired and stolen by other players.

Ships and speeders:

• \ The Ship editor on the space station now allows for removal of “mass volumes” Just like the multitube placement the “left click” action hold will create a deletion volume which will remove all blocks in that section (assuming the player has space for them in their inventory).

• Fixed an issue with pirate ship sounds like they were player controlled and having an invalid volume.

• Fixed an issue sending the ship into space and respawning the player on the planet if he died during the take-off sequence.

Quests and achievements:

• Fixed an issue causing some NPCs and Quest items to show up doubled in the world.

• Fixed some situations when a quest marker for a location on a planet will keep showing on different planets.

• Fixed unlocking of missed achievements/trophies by checking on game load and granting any that meet all the requirements.

Other fixes:

• A “hover mode” key has been added for the creative mode. It can also be triggered by double-jumping.

• Fixed the missing gear stats update for some bonuses (like sprint speed) after a fresh load.

• Appliances which will not result in a lootable disassembly have the disassembly effect red.

• Fixed the trading menu not having the proper level requirement displayed when only one item was available.

• Fixed the rotation action for some objects, which ended up with them inside the voxel supporting them.

• Fixed some AI positioning issues for some creature that have ranged attacks.

• Fixed an issue causing items duplication when leaving and rejoining a session in fast succession.