rymdkapsel v4.0.4

grapefrukt games

About this app

Developer Description

"Makes its more ornate competitors feel needlessly garnished" - New York Times

rymdkapsel is a meditative strategy game set in space. Take on the challenge of building the best possible station by commanding your minions and exploring the galaxy around you.

Imagine a strategy game where you don't have to worry about selecting units or mounting attacks on your enemies, but rather can focus on building the best base possible.

That's what rymdkapsel is all about.

"Rymdkapsel feels tailor-made for iOS in both form and function, and its elegant, subtle constituent parts nest within one another as neatly as its four-block tetrominos snap together along a space station corridor."
- 5/5 stars, Joseph Leray, toucharcade.com

"Some games nearly make me miss my subway stop. Some games tempt me to keep on playing them while I'm walking down the street. This is one of them."
- Stephen Totilo, kotaku.com

"The game punishes the greedy, and rewards the prudent. If you’re attentive, you’ll notice that there’s actually a happy medium between the two: optimal efficiency."
- Ryan Rigney, wired.co.uk

"Rymdkapsel combines spatial puzzling, tower defence and base-building into a brilliantly coherent and stylish whole."
- Christian Donlan, eurogamer.net

What's New

Maintenance update to newer SDK also fixes Unity security issue

Version Information

Version: 4.0.4
Downloads: 50K+
Updated on: Nov 3, 2025
Released: Jul 31, 2013
Requires: Android 6.0

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rymdkapsel users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Samuel Novelinka

Great game honestly. I've seen the basic idea before and the addition of tetromino pieces is a nice addition. One thing I'd love to see is more content though. After a couple of games already I felt like I've seen everything. First milestone, give us endless mode with map expanding, maybe research rooms as an alternative of monoliths, or maybe dead rooms scattered around the map... The potential definitely is there and I hope the game expands as it's currently an awesome prototype.

★★★★

David Steele

Very good game overall. Repetitive after a time. Would be improved with the ability to speed game play, but a very good overall game. Upgrade of endless resources, upgrading defenses to extend the game play etc. New tasks, New objectives.

★★★

Sarah

It's a good start but it has a few issues for me. It starts off nice but if you don't get everything finished in about 20 rounds, the waves speed up to the point of being unplayable. I just want a relaxing game without the enemy waves and you have to clear the game first (not a big deal) but from what I can tell, even in Zen mode, resources are limited. This makes the game useless after you deplete some supplies. You can't afford to move anything around or make the best base possible.

★★

Chris B

As a few have said before, the premise is great, but there are several issues that get in the way of the game being enjoyable. The AI of your minions is far too simplistic. If a building needs 3 blue and 1 yellow remaining, you'll often find your whole construction team carrying a yellow each. Any one of them places the final yellow, the rest of your minions stand frozen, then realize their mistake, and have to go back to collect blue material. Strategy games need a competent AI.

★

vlad palkin

Overall it's ok but there are certainly better games that are similar. There is an exploit where you can cancel a build and you can switch pieces which just ruins the point of the game. "Imagine a strategy game where you dont have to worry about selecting units" i feel like the main challenge in this game is having to constantly switch jobs for your units. The game is quite short and doesn't have much replayability. This feels like a game that is still in it's pre-release stage.