Developer Castello is running a playtest for Moon Crashers on Steam ahead of the game's planned July 28, 2026 launch.
Developer Castello announced Moon Crashers in late June 2026, a cooperative survival craft game set on the moon. The game supports online co-op for up to four players, who crash-land, gather wreckage and resources, and build a rocket to return to Earth. Low-gravity physics affect movement and vehicle handling, creating chaotic gameplay including accidental teammates being launched by jetpacks and buggy rollovers.
In early July, Castello launched a playtest on Steam that runs for several weeks, ending just before the July 28 release. The playtest allows up to four players and includes the core mechanics: using jetpacks and grappling hooks to explore via buggy, with the risk of an explosion from a failed weld. The developer is collecting feedback through a short survey and permits streaming with a disclaimer.
The full game is scheduled for release on July 28, 2026, on PC via Steam. The short playtest window suggests final polish and last-minute feedback gathering before launch.
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Castello has started a playtest for the cooperative game Moon Crashers on Steam. The playtest runs for several weeks and allows up to four players to crash-land on the moon, gather wreckage and resources, and build a rocket to return to Earth. Players use jetpacks and grappling hooks to explore via buggy, and a failed weld can cause an explosion. The developer is collecting feedback through a short survey, and streaming is permitted with a disclaimer. The full game is scheduled for release on July 28, 2026.
Jun 30
Developer Castello announced that Moon Crashers, a lunar survival craft game with online co-op for up to four players, will launch on PC via Steam on July 28. Players explore the moon, gather resources, build a rocket, and contend with low-gravity physics that cause accidental teammate launches and vehicle rollovers.