Idle Spaceweaver

Timothy Welch

About this game

A Space-Themed Incremental Idle RPG. No Energy, No Premium Currency, No Ads, No Pay-to-Win - and No Internet Required.

Master 18 skills, command a growing fleet and build your galactic legacy at your own pace - a complete idle space game. Developed with a simple vision: build the kind of idle game that respects its players.

🌌 WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
• All 18 skills level to 99 - deep, earned progression
• 25 unique planets, each with its own resources, markets and secrets
• Ships earn their own XP, then scout out new worlds to grow your fleet
• Hundreds of crew recruits, each with a portrait, personality and story
• Combat with no death penalty - your ship retreats, recovers, tries again
• Up to 24 hours of offline progress with a full "While You Were Away" report
• 280+ quests, 100+ achievements, collections and an endgame prestige system
• Plays entirely offline - optional cloud backup, home-screen widgets
• No ads, no energy, no gems, no loot boxes, no paywalls

⚡ A UNIVERSE OF SKILLS
Chop, mine, fish, hunt and gather across alien worlds. Cook, craft, build and research your way to advanced technology. From Woodcutting and Mining to Outfitting, Astronomy and Linguistics, your combined level unlocks new systems deep into the late game.

🚀 A FLEET AND A CREW
Send expeditions across the galaxy, work the recruitment board and take your pick from hundreds of unique recruits. Assign them to roles and watch your whole operation speed up.

🔭 OPTIONAL MINI-GAMES
Chart constellations, decode alien signals, cultivate alien flora and restore ruined worlds. Play them for fun - the core game never requires them.

📖 A GALAXY WITH A STORY
A motion-comic opening cinematic, an ever-growing lore Codex, rare cosmic events and a quiet sense that something out there is still looking for you.

💯 A GENUINELY FAIR GAME
The only purchases are one optional one-off upgrade (full-speed offline earnings) and a tip jar to support development. No gameplay or content is ever locked behind payment.

Whether you have five minutes or five hours, there's always meaningful progress to make.

Your ship is waiting, Explorer.