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Masters of the Galaxy is a multiplayer fleet combat game about commanding capital warships at true scale. Ships have real mass and momentum: a turn is a commitment, a broadside is a sentence you finish. Battles play out live over a full-scale world, with real players in the same engagement and AI fleets joining soon after. Today's playtests put three warship classes in players' hands over Earth orbit, early and raw by design; everything below describes the game as it grows from there.

The full game is designed as a creative toolkit first and a combat game second. The Ship Builder will let players construct warships from modular parts. The Map Builder will provide a full battlefield editor. The Fleet Builder will tie it all together with roster composition and AI commanders that shape battle doctrine, and everything will be shareable with a simple code. These tools are in development and are not part of the current playtest.

The long-term vision is a persistent universe: territory, a fully player-driven economy, flagship bridge crews with names and histories, and a galaxy that keeps its own record of what players do, without ever slowing the simulation down to cope with scale.

Masters of the Galaxy is designed to grow into a persistent online universe. Players will claim star systems, establish infrastructure, form alliances, and wage wars that reshape the galaxy map. The economy is entirely player-driven: every ship, weapon, and station is built from gathered resources and traded on an open market.

The creative tools on the roadmap, from the Ship Builder to the Map Builder and the Fleet Builder, are the foundation. Once the MMO layer is live, those same tools become the means of production for an entire galactic civilization. What players create with them will carry forward into that larger world.