In Jump Space, ships are far more than transports—they’re vital survival hubs housing weapons, resources, and crew. Early Access currently offers two distinct ships, each catering to different playstyles. Below is a breakdown of their features and ideal use cases.

C-3 Catamaran

• Role: Default starter vessel optimized for durability and endurance.
• Crew: Supports up to four players with shared systems like repair stations and ammo reserves.
• Advantages:
  • Robust design withstands prolonged missions.
  • Strategic layout facilitates emergency repairs and coordination.
• Limitations: Slower speed demands tactical positioning during combat.

DT-4 Dart

• Role: Compact, agile ship for solo or duo players prioritizing speed.
• Crew: Best suited for 1–2 players.
• Advantages:
  • Excels at evading threats in fast-paced skirmishes.
  • Ideal for short, high-risk missions.
• Limitations:
  • Lacks critical amenities like onboard ammo refills.
  • Fragile exterior complicates repairs.

Ship Selection Guide

• Choose the Catamaran if:
  • You’re running a 3–4 player crew.
  • You prioritize survivability over speed.
• Choose the Dart if:
  • Playing solo or with one teammate.
  • Speed and maneuverability are critical.

FAQ

How many ships are in Jump Space Early Access?

Two: the C-3 Catamaran and DT-4 Dart.

Which ship is best in Jump Space?

The Catamaran excels for teamwork and long hauls, while the Dart suits fast, small-scale runs.

Will new ships be added to Jump Space?

Yes—developers plan to expand the roster in future updates.

Can you switch ships during a run?

No—ships are locked once a mission begins.