DIY Star Destroyers. The successful space game Avorion (by German indie team Boxelware) is still in Early Access on Steam but has already gathered an impressive following among core gamers.
The community especially loves the shipbuilding aspect of the game – so the developers wanted to give a shoutout to ten of the most impressive DIY projects of the Avorion players.
DIY Projects
The German User “Mächtiger Brankor” presents his new large ships, which consist of more than 8.000 blocks.
“Mächtiger Brankor” doesn’t shy away from space stations either. In this video, he shows the 3.7-kilometre high station Neu-Berlin, consisting of almost 3,000 blocks.
In this video, Avorion player “Black Disciple” shows in detail the construction of his self-designed frigate. Despite increased playback speed, the video has a length of 36 minutes.
“The Alien Ant” presents in this video his various finds from the Avorion Steam Workshop.
- Super Massive Progenitor Class STAR DESTROYER
Avorion fan “The Sethioz Project” has built his own Star Destroyer. The result is a gigantic ship consisting of 47,285 blocks.
With the Chariot Carrier, “Enigmus1” shows a large support ship, which equips the fleet of the players with large crew and weapon capacity.
“Games Games Games” does not show his own creations in this video, but those of his active community.
“Shrike Gaming” took a trip to the Avorion Steam Workshop and presents a selection of different ships in this video.
Once again “Mächtiger Brankor”: In this video, he introduces his ship Dreadnought Avatar, which consists of 8,409 blocks and should provide Avorion players with an all-rounder ship for the endgame.
In Avorion, you can build a simple ship in two minutes, but the passionate community has also produced numerous complex designs that involve more than 50,000 blocks. There are a lot of variables involved in such a massive spaceship: for example, the size of the engine has to be in the right proportion to the weight of the ship.
Using these ships, players can explore the galaxy, mine resources, trade goods or become the commander of an entire fleet, steering their armada through battles and wars like in a real-time strategy game.
The young developers from Boxelware are very proud of the success of their game and the commitment of their community.
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