Get ready to unleash your inner bear in Bears in Space, the over-the-top bullet-hell FPS that's bound to have you ROARING with excitement! Dive headfirst into hordes of oil-thirsty robots as you embody Maxwell Atoms, a Spacetronaut turned extraterrestrial castaway, whose DNA has been merged with Beartana, the She-Bear.
Embark on a zany and humorous out-of-this-world adventure that'll have you blasting your way across exciting and varied locations, from wastelands to space carnivals to ancient hidden temples and more as you quest to find your way back to earth and if there’s time, save your crew.
Bears In Space offers non-stop, high-energy gameplay. Fight your way through waves of fiendish robots using an arsenal of outrageous weaponry and gadgets. Double jump, dash, and dodge enemy attacks in the tradition of the best old-school shooters.
Consume elusive honey pots and unleash your Ursine rage, transforming into a bear!
Use your unique DNA fusion to your advantage, carving up robot enemies with your mighty bear powers and masterful knowledge of the ancient art of Bear Fu and the fabled Kuma No Ken.
Complete challenges and break open loot crates to purchase guns, choosing from a diverse range of over 25 weapons!
Most weapons upgrade, with each kill gaining your equipped weapon XP until it evolves into its next evolution tier! So, get out there and let the lasers fly!
Venture beyond the ordinary FPS experience and discover Substories, secrets and collectibles across every level!
Learn how to bake a cake, investigate a crime scene, battle a Rock God, play a round of Basketcube and even bust some ghosts! All while meeting a colourful cast of characters with their own quirks and stories to tell.
Completing these exciting optional encounters brings with it a hefty loot pay off, making these encounters even more rewarding to search out as you save up for your next weapon!
© 2024 Developed by Broadside Games Pty Ltd. Bears in Space™ is a registered trademark of Broadside Games Pty Ltd. Published by Ravenscourt, a division of PLAION GmbH, Embracer Platz 1, 6604 Hoefen, Austria. Ravenscourt and PLAION are registered trademarks by PLAION. Bears in Space™ uses the Unreal® Engine. Unreal® is a registered trademark of Epic Games, Inc. in the United States of America and elsewhere. Unreal® Engine, Copyright 1998 – 2024, Epic Games, Inc. All other trademarks, logos and copyrights are property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
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Posted on: November 1, 2025
Devet
Verified ownerGames: 235 Reviews: 1
Superb FPS
Colourful and action-packed in a way that I honestly wasn't expecting - it also runs butterey-smooth. I regret not getting this on launch, and hope the studio has more output to come.
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Posted on: March 7, 2025
Megacyclo
Games: 3297 Reviews: 30
Weak jokes and annoying gameplay
I got Bears in Space on Steam. The game tries to mix the horde-style FPS opf Serious Sam with various mini-games and gags. The first problem is that the guns aren't very fun to use and a lot of enemies are just annoying. Unless you've learned the wave patterns of the arenas youre going to get flanked a lot and flail around in confusion. By the way, turn off checkpoints and turn on auto-respawn, it's too frustrating otherwise. Also, the "bear"-serk mode when you eat honey is limited to specific scenes. The bosses are mostly bullet sponges with bullet hell patterns, but mostly they're annoying. Until they patched it, the weapons also took way too long to level up by killing enemies, which made unlocking their potential a slog. At various points you can fill up and buy upgrades at a shop, but often you'll feel like replaying chapters to stash up coins so as not to feel under-equipped, given that some sections are way too annoying. There is a doomsday device that kills you once you shoot it and it takes forever to rev it up first, the joke is flat and dumb. The second problem is the writing. Very soon what little of it is thrown out the window in favour of referential humour and dubious parodies that I didn't feel paid tribute to the originals. Also the characters are either unlikeable or unremarkable, Your character is literally a cardboard cutout (as seen in photo mode) and you're basically strung along by the braindead bear that you share a body with due to a freak warp accident. Who, by the way, is an unsufferable character in the way of the worst of 2000s Cartoon Network and MTV, which seems to be the main inspiration for the writing. The jokes tend to wear out their welcome and the game listens to itself way too much. Fortunately the dialogs and cutscenes skippable. All in all, it's a passable game that fortunately got patched with QoL and nerfs to the difficulty, but the jokes won't carry it. I can't recommend it full price, only on a discount over 50%.
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