I surgically removed the Head of Security's heart and brain and ate them, then framed someone else for killing them, 10/10 would do it again.

The Ultimate Successor to a Cult Classic

Having spent countless hours playing Space Station 13, I can confidently say that Space Station 14 is the true successor fans have been waiting for. It takes everything that made SS13 special, its deep mechanics, emergent gameplay, and chaotic fun, and brings it into the modern era with an updated engine, better accessibility, and an even brighter future ahead.


At its core, Space Station 14 follows the same premise as its predecessor: you and dozens of other players take on various roles aboard a space station. Your job might seem simple, keep the station running, but disaster is always just around the corner. From traitorous crew members to full-scale xenomorph invasions, no two shifts are ever the same.

The beauty of SS14 lies in its depth. Every system on the station, from power generation to medical procedures, has detailed mechanics that require actual knowledge to master. Engineers must carefully maintain the reactor, doctors need to diagnose and treat injuries, and security must deal with the ever-present threat of sabotage. And, of course, the clown is always up to something.


One of the best aspects of Space Station 14 is its variety. Different game modes bring unique challenges, ensuring no round ever feels repetitive. Whether you’re experiencing a tense revolution scenario, fending off a horrifying xenomorph infestation, or just trying to survive another day in deep space, the game constantly keeps you on your toes.

There are also countless types of space stations, each with different layouts and challenges. Some are high-tech and well-maintained, while others feel like they could fall apart at any moment. This variety adds even more depth to an already complex game.


One of the biggest hurdles SS13 faced was its aging engine. While charming in its own way, it was clunky, outdated, and had a steep learning curve. Space Station 14 solves these issues with a modern engine that retains the spirit of the original while improving accessibility, performance, and overall quality of life. The UI is smoother, interactions are more intuitive, and the game simply runs better—without losing the deep mechanics that make it so engaging.


Like its predecessor, SS14 thrives on player-driven experiences. The game is completely open-source, meaning community servers can modify it however they want. This leads to wildly different experiences, some servers focus on hardcore roleplay, while others embrace total chaos. The flexibility ensures that there’s a version of SS14 for everyone, no matter what kind of experience you’re looking for.


The developers and community behind SS14 have already done an incredible job bringing this game to life, and it’s only going to get better. With ongoing updates, new mechanics, and an active player base, the game has a promising future ahead. It’s clear that this isn’t just a remake, it’s a labor of love dedicated to improving and expanding upon everything that made SS13 so beloved.


If you loved Space Station 13, Space Station 14 is a dream come true. If you’re new to the genre, this is the perfect time to jump in. It captures the chaotic, emergent storytelling that made the original great while providing a much-needed modernization that makes it more accessible and enjoyable. Whether you’re repairing a reactor, leading a crew rebellion, or just goofing off as the station’s janitor, every shift in Space Station 14 is an unforgettable experience.

Final Score: 10/10 – The ultimate space station simulator.

this game. is so mind bogglingly stupid. i will demonstrate by retelling my favorite shift. i was a clown. i also got thief, and after a while of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ around i met up with other traitors and we started planning. i had the wonderful idea of carptide, making a ♥♥♥♥ ton of dehydrated carp cubes, putting them in a box, and when the evacuation shuttle came, we went to its dock, took out a fire extinguisher, and out came like 50 really big carnivorous fish. we all had carp suits on as well, so the carp wouldnt attack us. and then we waited. also i made a dehyrdrated space tick cube bc haha funny. it trapped me in a box for like a minute. then we rode home in fishy style. all in all, play game
its also super gay

Wait what, ive played for this long? what?

All the hijinks of SS13 without all of the horrible japes that come with installing BYOND. You have NO excuse. Hop in and enjoy the misery of trying to learn how to play this game for the first time. If you make it through that, a new dimension of roleplaying a 9-5 awaits you! Not like you'd ever get a job anyways, loser.

The community is absolutely bonkers, one of the best games I've ever played

Applied for a service worker, became a bartender, realized i know nothing about alcohol, moved to an assistant chef and got trained to make burgers and tacos by a guy with a heavy russian accent, got possessed by a rock anomaly while making said burgers and tacos, tried to remove the rock anomaly, the rock gave me powers to summon asteroids with silver crab spiders in them, the guy helping me remove the anomaly accidentally shot me in the chest trying to fight the crab spiders, the ship then became overrun with crab spiders causing people to evacuate, then I got left behind by the evac ship and bled out all alone.
10/10 A pretty good game