In 30 seconds
- A free sci-fi strategy MMO by FunPlus, out on PC (Steam) since April 16, 2024.
- You build a base on a hostile frontier planet and hold it against the Grod, a swarm of alien beasts.
- Battles are in real time: tanks, aircraft and mechs you steer while they fight, then alliance wars on a shared map.
- It runs on almost any Windows PC: the minimum is a GTX 460-class card and 4 GB of RAM.
The loop: build, defend, expand
You start with a small outpost and a handful of units. The early missions teach the rhythm: gather resources, upgrade buildings, train troops, and send your first heroes against the Grod. When the swarm attacks, your base defenses and shields have to hold while your squads clean up the waves.
It is a game of steady progress more than quick sessions. Buildings take time to upgrade, and the players who come back every day move fastest.
War machines and civilizations
Your army mixes tanks, aircraft and mechs, and you customize mechs and weapons part by part. You also lead and recruit alien civilizations, each with its own units, abilities and technology: the Humans at the heart of your army, the Utu, the robotic Automatons and the reptilian Beasts.
Planets and alliances
The frontier is a chain of uncharted planets to explore and claim: desert, frozen, scorching and forest worlds. Once the region map opens, you meet other commanders, join an alliance and fight for territory together, in both PvE and PvP. The game runs in seasons, with seasonal updates that reset part of the race.
A live translated chat lets you coordinate with players from other countries, and PC players share the world with mobile players.
Can my PC run it?
| Minimum | |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64-bit (64-bit required) |
| CPU | Core 2 Duo E6400 / Athlon 64 X2 4000+ |
| GPU | GeForce GTX 460 / Radeon HD 4400 |
| RAM | 4 GB |
| DirectX | 10 |
| Storage | 8 GB |
| Network | Broadband connection |
Official figures from the Steam store page (November 2026). Steam only lists a 64-bit system as its recommended spec. In practice, any GTX 1050-class card or recent integrated graphics plays it comfortably.
Can my PC run Project Entropy?
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Play Project Entropy freeEstimate based on public GPU benchmarks and the official requirements; RAM (4 GB) and 8 GB of free space matter too.
Is it pay-to-win?
The honest answer: partly.
- The campaign and base building are free, and you can progress without paying.
- The shop sells currency, a battle pass, a subscription and loot boxes.
- In alliance PvP, reviewers and Steam players say spending gives a clear edge. That is the main complaint in its Steam reviews (51% positive).
- On the US App Store, where most of its players are, it holds 4.4/5 from more than 1,400 ratings.
Shop contents change with seasons; we check them at each update.
Is it for you?
You'll love it if you like building a base over weeks, planning attacks with an alliance, and watching huge sci-fi battles play out.
Not for you if…
- You want a fair competitive game where spending never matters.
- You want a story-driven single-player game.
- You play on a Mac: on computer, Project Entropy is Windows only.
FAQ
Is Project Entropy free? Yes. The shop sells currency, a battle pass, a subscription and loot boxes.
Who makes it? FunPlus, which both develops and publishes it.
Is it hard to run? No. A GTX 460-class card, 4 GB of RAM and 8 GB of storage meet the minimum.
Is it on Steam? Yes, since April 16, 2024. It is also on iOS and Android, with cross-play.
Is it pay-to-win? Partly: solo progress is free, but spending gives an edge in alliance PvP.
