Download Description
GalaxyHero is a 3D single-player RPG that blends the spirit of Eastern wuxia heroes, cyberpunk aesthetics and space adventure. Its guiding idea is to bring the jianghu, the martial world of wandering heroes, into the stars: the growth that comes from making companions and training in martial arts meets interstellar voyages, clashing civilizations and the unknown, building a world of knights-errant for the future. The authors made it as a gift for children, to make games and play them together.
The story is set in an interstellar age after the Great Dispersal. Humanity is scattered across the stars, and the Collapsers, information-based life forms that can devour stars, are awakening. Setting out from a frontier sector, you search for 12 scattered star cores alongside a ranger, a war veteran, an autonomous mech and the Old Imp AI, a robot shaped like a meerkat, adventuring through star systems where the Federation, corporations and insect swarms collide.
The game revolves around exploration, building your party and combat:
- Cross-sector exploration: travel through star ports, black markets, abandoned colonies, space stations and ancient ruins to uncover quests and clues to the star cores.
- Hero parties and martial builds: recruit eight companions and field a battle party of up to six, combining skill training, gear and lineups into different playstyles.
- Two-tempo tactical combat: choose classic turn-based battles or a semi-real-time action-bar mode, with positioning, attack range, energy costs and teamwork all in play.
- Real-time space travel: pilot your ship, assign crew, upgrade the vessel, dock at space stations to resupply, and join fleet battles.
Visually, mirror-folded armor, bio-armor and deep-space cities are the main design motifs. You can play as a male or female protagonist, and the hero, companions and AI pet share one consistent sci-fi style. Built in Unity with AI-assisted concept art, 3D asset generation and a skeletal animation pipeline, the game already has a playable Windows demo, and the team is still polishing its scenes, interface and combat.
How Tripo was used
Tripo was used together with the team's own development tools to help children make games quickly.
