Void Runners FAQ
Void Runners is a Q1 2027 Steam release with 1-4 player co-op on a couch or online, solo play supported by a wingman drone, English text only, and no price listed yet. Aaron Reisman is listed as both developer and publisher.
Straight answers to the questions a new Void Runners player is most likely to have, all taken from the Steam listing.
When does Void Runners release?
The Steam page gives a Q1 2027 window and marks the game coming soon. There is no specific day or price yet; wishlisting is how you get told.
How many players can share a couch?
Up to four. Local co-op is listed with shared and split-screen play, and the spec notes up to four controllers for local co-op.
Is there online multiplayer?
Yes. Online co-op, co-op, multi-player and cross-platform multiplayer are all listed, and a couch crew can be mixed with online friends in one crew.
Can I play it solo?
Yes. Single-player is listed, and a solo pilot flies with a wingman drone that keeps the beam swinging and guards the first pod of each fight.
What platforms is it on?
Steam, with Windows, macOS and Linux all flagged on the listing. Published system requirements exist for Windows, and are covered on the system requirements page.
How much will it cost?
The Steam page lists no price yet. That is the place the price will appear first.
Who is making Void Runners?
Aaron Reisman is listed as both developer and publisher, and the store page legal line notes the game is made with the Godot Engine.
Is this the same as other games called Void Runners?
No. This site covers the Steam twin-stick co-op roguelike from Aaron Reisman, where beams link your ships. Other projects use the same name and are unrelated to this one.
How many parts are there?
59, and most are triggers with effects rather than stat increases - see parts and synergies.
What languages does it support?
English, per the Steam listing.
