Command at your own Risk

The bridge is yours. The consequences are everyone’s.

Enemy weapons are charging. Your engineer needs more power. Your pilot has a questionable escape plan. And someone just volunteered you to be Captain.

Welcome to Command at Your Own Risk, a cooperative starship bridge simulator where a crew of up to 8 players turns friendship, quick thinking, and occasionally terrible decisions into a spacefaring adventure.

One ship. Eight stations. Everyone matters.

Gather your friends and take your stations: Captain, Engineering, Tactical, Navigation, Science, Communications, Operations, and Fighter/Shuttle Pilot. Each role brings a different piece of the picture—and keeping your ship in one piece means working together.

Call the shots from the Captain’s chair. Reroute power as Engineering. Line up torpedoes at Tactical. Steer through danger at Helm. Scan for enemy weaknesses, handle communications, manage precious supplies, or launch into space at the controls of a small craft.

When the shields buckle and the alarms start, your greatest asset is the person at the next station.

Your friends join free.

Only the host needs to own the game. Your crew joins through a phone or desktop browser, with no separate game purchase or required mobile app. Put the action on a big screen for a living-room bridge crew, or bring your friends together online.

Short a few officers? Basic station automation helps smaller crews keep flying.

Find your fortune—or find trouble.

Take on contracts, hunt hostile ships, investigate strange anomalies, answer distress calls, and haul valuable cargo. Build a reputation through honest work, or try your luck with piracy. Coordinate your next move, weigh the risks, and decide together how far you’re willing to push your ship.

Sometimes the smartest order is “fire.” Sometimes it’s “run.”

Build a ship worth coming back to.

Earn credits, advance research, and customize your vessel with weapons, engines, shields, cargo capacity, and more. Shape your ship around the adventures your crew wants to tackle, balancing firepower, survivability, and the demands of keeping everything running.

But take care of what you build. Subsystems can fail, repairs consume supplies, and a destroyed ship takes its installed equipment with it. Knowing when to retreat can be the difference between a hard-earned victory and shopping for a replacement.

Make a plan. Improvise immediately.

Lighthearted sci-fi meets meaningful teamwork in sessions built for shared victories, frantic recoveries, and stories your friends will bring up long after you’ve docked.

Assemble your crew. Pick your Captain. Try to bring the ship home.

Command at your own risk.