About VoxSpace
VoxSpace is an endless space shooter with chunky voxel ships, where the game gets harder the higher your score climbs. There's no level to finish. You fly, shoot and dodge until something gets you, then go again to beat your number.
Enemies spawn based on the current difficulty, with some randomness mixed in, so two runs never play out quite the same. There's a good spread of enemy types, and the pressure keeps building as the points pile up.
It was designed for phones first, and the start screen is little more than a big play button. In the browser version the online leaderboard does not work, so your best score is yours to remember. You can play VoxSpace online on a computer in a few seconds.
How to Play VoxSpace
- Click inside the game window, then hit the play button in the middle of the screen.
- Try the mouse and keyboard to steer your ship and fire.
- Shoot down the enemy waves and stay clear of their attacks.
- Last as long as you can. Every jump in score brings tougher enemies.
- When the run ends, start again and chase a higher score.
What to Expect in VoxSpace
VoxSpace is about the slow squeeze. A fresh run starts easy, but every rise in score brings harder spawns, and the random mix means you cannot memorize what comes next.
The voxel art gives the ships a blocky, toy-like look against a dark starfield. It's a casual game rather than a deep one, and VoxSpace free in a browser tab is an easy pick for a few spare minutes.
Tips for VoxSpace
- Write your best score down somewhere. The leaderboard does not work in the browser version.
- Build points fast while your score is low. The early stretch is the calmest it will ever be.
- Read each wave as it arrives. Spawns are partly random, so autopilot habits will catch you out.
- Leave yourself room to dodge. Hugging an edge of the screen leaves only one way out.
- Stay sharp as the number climbs. Difficulty follows your score, so the game gets tough quickly once you're doing well.
Who Made VoxSpace
VoxSpace was made by 0pt1c0, who released it on itch.io. It was made in Unity as its creator's first finished game, with special thanks to maxparata. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the VoxSpace page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is VoxSpace free?
Yes. VoxSpace is free to play here, with nothing to buy and nothing to install. It runs in a browser tab, and a run starts the moment you press play. The only thing missing from the browser version is the online leaderboard, which works in the other versions.
How do you play VoxSpace?
Click inside the game window and press the play button. Then use the mouse and keyboard to steer your ship, shoot the enemy waves and avoid getting hit. The game never ends on its own, so the aim is to last as long as possible and push your score higher.
What is the goal in VoxSpace?
Get the highest score you can. VoxSpace is an endless shooter, so there's no final level. The difficulty rises with your score, and enemies spawn with some randomness, so every run is a fresh test of how long you can hold out.
Who made VoxSpace?
VoxSpace was made by 0pt1c0, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity and was the creator's first finished game. We embed the creator's own version here and link back to the original release, where versions for computers and phones are also available.
Can I play VoxSpace on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook with a mouse and keyboard handles it well. VoxSpace started out as a phone game, but this is the browser version, and phone browsers can struggle with 3D web builds like this one. A computer is the safer bet for smooth play.
Is VoxSpace unblocked at school?
VoxSpace unblocked play only needs a browser tab, with nothing to download. Whether it opens on a school network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads, it plays the same as it does at home.
Does the VoxSpace leaderboard work in the browser?
No. The online leaderboard only works in the other versions of the game, so scores from the browser version are not posted anywhere. If you want to compete with friends, take a screenshot of your best run or write the number down and compare.
Does VoxSpace ever end?
No. VoxSpace is endless. The difficulty climbs with your score, and the enemy mix shifts with a bit of randomness, so the game keeps getting harder until you finally go down. Then you start a new run and try to beat it.
