
A thrilling singleplayer space shooter that blends weird fiction, dark gritty sci-fi, and transhumanism. Fly your spaceship and fight your way through a galaxy where your mind is at risk just as much as your "body": nothing here is human. Not even you.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.57/day in the week to Sep 11 → 0.17/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Hell Galaxy is a thrilling singleplayer space shooter that blends weird fiction, dark gritty sci-fi, and transhumanism into a unique gaming experience. Take control of a raider — an ex-convict turned bio-ship hybrid — and carve out your place in the dangerous Galaxy of Neterun, where you have been exiled for eternity.
Accused of murder and stripped of your human body, you awaken as something new: a consciousness fused into the metal shell of a bio-ship. Flesh and bone are a memory — what's left of you now lives in the hull, the modules, the guns you bolt onto yourself. In Neterun there is no going back to human, only forward, into whatever deadlier thing you choose to become. Rise above rival raiders and uncover the secrets buried in ancient Neterunian ruins.
Every encounter in Neterun is a fight on two fronts: your hull can be torn apart, but so can your mind. Shift your focus between balanced, aggressive, and defensive states and adapt on the fly to what's hunting you — the ghostly creatures of this galaxy threaten your sanity as much as your armor. Read each enemy, reconfigure your build, and choose which part of yourself you're willing to risk: the ship that keeps you alive, or the mind that keeps you you.
Your survival depends on a fully customizable ship. Gather resources and install modules, starting from your cockpit, to reshape yourself into an ever-deadlier raider.
Experiment with countlessc ombinations and adapt to the dangers of exile — no two raiders have to be built the same way.
Explore a visually stunning galaxy rich with forgotten lore, shadowy ruins, and hostile creatures that threaten both body and mind. Encounter rival raiders, uncover the stories of other exiles, and piece together a world where humanity is only a distant memory.
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Reviews
The ambience is pretty solid and I love the premise. In some sections the gameplay fells kinda short, like the very lengthy distance to take in order to start a mission, and some mandatory sections are a little bit annoying. I like the spaceship modding system, pretty simple and easy to understand. Sometimes is annoying to interact to some elements of the game world, since it's a big giant space world where I'm navigating a space ship and I still need to precisely aim at a certain spot to trigger game events. Combat is fun, a little bit hard to understand and the spaceships controls are a bit "soapy" to my taste, but nothing too horrible. And now for the elephant in the room. The optimization still requires some work, it's not good. Something that I'm pretty confident that they are going to fix before the release. Overall, good game. Is still an early access game but it really shows some promising potential. And for that price is not that bad. If you like spaceship games, check this one out.
As it stands, the game feels like its half baked. -The tutorial was as basic as basic gets. Teaches you how to move and shoot. -There are things bound to keys 1 to 3 but you only get a brief window during the tutorial while fighting things to learn about them, but I was busy shooting to read a tutorial window so I completely missed it. There's nowhere to learn about these things in the options menu either. I had to go find a youtube video of someone playing the intro to re-learn about it. -A mission tells you to use the scanner to locate things. What scanner? Again, nothing in the keybind menu about a scanner. Nothing in the tutorial. Go look it up on the internet again. -Going into the keybinds page in the options menu doesn't show you all the keys used in the game, only the keys you can re-bind. This is supposed to be the menu players can reference to learn about all the controls. -Keybinding itself is a glitchy mess. Can't bind anything to thumb bottons on the mouse. After trying to bind something to a mouse thumb button and seeing it not do anything actually prevents you from binding it to anything at all, even the original key it was bound to. It's like the entire keyboard becomes inactive. You can actually click on a button to rebind it over and over and over again, causing many instances of the rebind window to open. Seriously, what a mess. I'll check back on this game in a few months....maybe.
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Languages: English*, Italian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Polish*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 73 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Underrated games with such a beautiful mechanic and world building! Mixing horror genre with the unknown space makes the game really unique of its genre. The various mechanic u find from all the enormous area to discover and the resources u take from places and enemies can upgrade your ship, letting a big amount of specs to modify at your own for the different quest. The game is difficult and sometimes the quest don't track or guide ur next step, u just need to figure out and the enemies are quitable fast and good to kill them easily. I'll recommend this game for player who wanna travel the unknown space and his mistery and survive for the numerous challenge u will find in the journey!
I'm so sorry, the game is unplayable. The first mission is impossible. You have 10 seconds to complete it otherwise these things just kill you no matter what. The reset thing works but the other thing that is suppose to get rid of them doesn't work at all. Huge bummer.
can't recommend because the mission alter ego doesn't give enough description to do or is bugged, until then a no
I wish I could recommend this game. I WANT to like it. I tried hard. But no matter what I do, I cannot get the y-axis to invert on gamepad. I tried everything. At first the setting would toggle but not actually invert. Now the setting won't even toggle. It doesn't make any sense. Literally every other game in my library inverts the y just fine. It's an absolutely necessary setting. As it stands, it's unplayable for me.
Right now after the 1.0 release the game is in need for some serious optimization (no improvement compared to the previous Early Access version)... I have a very beefy PC and even with reduced graphical settings my RTX 5080 reach unusual high wattages and temperatures. Hope to see changes soon, which will change my review.
This game is a hidden gem for space game fans. I really loved the mood, the music, and the SFX, and I see the developers pushing updates very frequently. Moreover, I think the crafting system for the spaceships, with all its different configurations, is something I've never seen before. I mean, yeah, we all know crafting, but not like this! Story: Very nice, but the secondary missions are what keep me glued to my chair. This is a game made with heart and it really shows. I’m looking forward to more updates in the future
I can't beat the turrets, I keep getting killed, I'm stuck can't get past the dam turrets they keep killing me
AI generated slop.
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