Est. January 2026 · United Kingdom

We build wars you can feel the weight of.

Raging Storm Studios is an independent studio in the United Kingdom. We're making Novalast — a 2.5D space RTS where fleets obey physics, supply lines are a real thing you can cut, and you can drop out of the command view into the captain's chair of a single ship.

Founded
2026
Based in
United Kingdom
Titles
Novalast
Release
TBA
In developmentNovalast

It is the year 3125, and known space is at civil war over one resource. Nolithium is the catalyst that keeps modern society and industry functioning — every ship hull, every round fired and every replicator ration depends on it.

The Order of Terra controls what still flows and decides who is entitled to any of it. Novalast, a nebula deep in the Zeta Quadrant, holds the richest veins left — and whoever holds the nebula holds the galaxy.

Novalast screenshot: Broadside Engagement

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What makes it different

Three things we refused to fake.

01

Physics, not hit points

Rounds have travel time and mass. Shields are split across four quadrants, so a hull that shrugs off a bow-on charge folds when you catch it from the flank. Positioning is the weapon.

02

Supply is the front line

Nolithium gets mined, refined and physically hauled to your forges by ships you can see and shoot. Break a convoy and the yards go quiet — no abstract resource ticker to hide behind.

03

You're in the chair

Command the fleet from above like any RTS, then drop into a single ship and fly it yourself on the front line. The rest of the battle does not politely wait for you.

The studio

Small team. Long game.

Founded in January 2026 and built around one conviction: the strategy games that stay with you are the ones whose systems are actually simulated, not scripted to look like it. We'd rather ship one deep game than five shallow ones.

About the studio

Nolithium must flow

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