64-bit Windows.
Windows
Download for WindowsZIP, about 300 MB. Unzip and run Rocket Foundry.
Free beta
The beta is free on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. It is still in development, so expect bugs and changes between builds.
64-bit Windows.
ZIP, about 300 MB. Unzip and run Rocket Foundry.
Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or newer).
ZIP. Unzip and open Rocket Foundry.
64-bit x86 desktop Linux.
TAR.GZ, about 300 MB.
Phones and tablets, ARM64.
Google Play testing program.
Or download the APK directly ↓Through Apple TestFlight.
Install the TestFlight app first.
New beta builds land often, and the game tells you when one is ready (TestFlight updates iOS by itself). If Windows SmartScreen warns about the download, choose More info, then Run anyway.
Multiplayer
Host a persistent Sandbox world on Linux x64 or ARM64. The server runs without a display, keeps backups and prints a room code for friends.
Career provides missions and unlocks parts as you progress. Sandbox opens the parts catalog, multiplayer and interstellar travel. Choose full scale or a smaller 1:10 or 1:20 system.
Use a preset, build from scratch or download a player design from the Community Hangar.
Start with a short flight. The in-game guide explains the controls, navigation and staging. For help or bug reports, join the Discord.
The beta is free to download and play on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.
Yes. The Mac download requires Apple Silicon (M1 or newer). Intel Macs are no longer supported. It is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app: unzip it and open Rocket Foundry.
No. It is an independent game in active development. Features, balance and performance change between builds, and download links point to the latest available build for each platform.
No. Worlds use the real solar system at full scale by default, and you can choose a compact 1:10 or 1:20 world instead. Your rockets stay the same size and surface gravity stays the same.
Yes. Host one of your Sandbox worlds from the game and share the room code, or run the free dedicated server on Linux.
Yes. The same builder makes planes, rovers, walkers, boats and stations, and the in-game editors create new parts, planets and whole star systems.
On your own device, as plain files you can back up or share. The in-game guide (MORE, then Guide, then Your files) shows where they are on each platform.
Optional analytics needs your permission, and you can change your choice later. Read the privacy policy for the game, the website and the Community Hangar.