Alright, let’s dive into this mind-bending world of custom space battles. So, this little indie studio called Yumebau just dropped BuildPort Xumia, now live on Quest 3 and 3S. Fast-paced space skirmishes? Build your own ship kind of fun? Yep, it’s all here.
Picture this—you’re smack in the middle of a Kerbal Space Program mash-up with a bit of a multiplayer combat twist. You get to play architect, electrician, and pilot all in one. Don’t ask me why, but the idea of wiring a spaceship from scratch just sounds like… chaos in the best way. You can throw together all kinds of creations too. Drones? Mechs? Even a Star Wars-esque X-Wing if that’s your jam.
Here’s where it gets bonkers: you gotta manage the ship’s energy while blowing things up—sounds easy, right? Virtual reality or mixed reality, your call. And if your creation ends up being more like a floating toaster than a spaceship, well, at least no one’s judging… much.
The whole system revolves around modular blocks, including weapons, thrusters, and sensors. There’s something magical about slapping on sensors and seeing your Frankenstein creation move on its own. But real talk—piloting your own handcrafted flying machine? That’s where the thrill’s at.
And get this, there’s a 1v1 combat arena. Duel your buddies, crush some AI, whatever floats your boat. You can even pull your friends into this chaos, building ships as a team, in real-time. Got a competitive streak? Dive into the ‘Xumi Trials’ for some solo test-your-skill kinda action. And don’t worry, they’re rolling out more features as we speak—new modes, avatars, spaceship parts, the whole shebang.
Oh, and if this sounds like your kind of adventure, snag it on the Horizon Store. It’s six bucks now—a steal, slashed from ten. Ready to take on the galaxy with your homemade flying toaster? Dive in and see where your imagination—or maybe just your inner mad scientist—takes you.
