Galaxy Surfer Studios

Galaxy Surfer Studios

Family games that launch big imaginations

Cute, cartoony 4-player games for the whole crew, inspired by real space missions and science discoveries.

Meet Galaxy Surfer Party Meet the crew
  • PC (Steam)
  • Android
  • iOS
  • Tablets

Our Games

Galaxy Surfer Party Coming soon

Illustrated game board: a glowing path linking the Moon, Mars, Europa and the International Space Station, with four player tokens Moon Mars Europa ISS

Grab three friends (or family!) and surf across the solar system in a space party game for up to four players.

  • Board spaces at real places. Hop between the Moon, Mars, Europa and the International Space Station.
  • Mission-inspired minigames. Quick, silly challenges that nod to real missions like DART, OSIRIS-REx and Artemis.
  • Space Fact cards. Short, kid-friendly facts pop up between rounds, each checked against a NASA source.
  • Always four players. Play with family and friends, and friendly bots fill any empty seats.

Now in development for PC (Steam), Android and iOS, on computers, tablets and phones. Follow along to hear when you can play.

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Learn as You Play

Real missions. Real discoveries. Ridiculous fun.

Every board space and minigame is a doorway to something real that explorers have actually done. Here's a peek at the kind of Space Fact cards you'll find in the game.

Asteroid nudge

DART

In 2022, NASA's DART spacecraft crashed into a tiny asteroid moon called Dimorphos on purpose, and changed its orbit. It was the first test of how we could nudge an asteroid away from Earth!

Source: NASA (DART mission page)

Space treasure

OSIRIS-REx

This spacecraft grabbed rocks and dust from the asteroid Bennu and sent them back to Earth in 2023, so scientists can study material from the early solar system.

Source: NASA (OSIRIS-REx mission page)

Back to the Moon

Artemis

NASA's Artemis program is sending astronauts back to the Moon to explore more of it than ever before, and to learn how to get ready for Mars.

Source: NASA (Artemis program page)

Red planet rover

Mars

The Perseverance rover has been exploring Mars since 2021, collecting rock samples. Its little helicopter buddy, Ingenuity, made the first powered flight on another planet.

Source: NASA (Perseverance rover mission page)

About Us

Meet the Galaxy Surfer crew

Galaxy Surfer Studios is a family game studio. We make the games we want to play together on game night: cute, a little silly, and full of the wonder of space. Here's our crew, in their explorer alter-egos.

Captain Frausty "Goldensun" Drake

GM: General Manager & Grand Marshal

A swashbuckling sun-pirate captain in a long sunburst coat, with a golden compass that doubles as a treasure scanner. Charming, protective and full of Irish swagger, he cracks dad jokes mid-adventure and calls his crew "me little stars."

Galaxia "Spark" Star

Chief Navigator & Treasure Whisperer

A sparkly green explorer from the glowing nebulae of Verdantia-9. Her antennae sense cosmic currents, hidden wormholes and secret shortcuts (and ice cream in the galley). Optimistic, a little mischievous, and always ready to high-five the crew.

Ivy "Comet" Comet

Chief Scout & Nature Whisperer

A cheerful forest-elf scout with a glowing leafy headband, sparkling emerald earrings and a gentle, friendly smile.

Rosey Twinkle

Morale Booster & Magic Map Reader

A bubbly unicorn girl from the Crystal Meadows of the Nebula Isles, whose rainbow horn lights up hidden star maps. She's the crew's official "happiness officer," and she loves silly treasure songs, encouraging hugs and sharing sparkly snacks.

A tablet floating beside a spacecraft window during the Polaris Dawn mission, with Earth's horizon outside. The screen shows a grid of small photos sent to space through the My Face in Space program.
A view from orbit during Polaris Dawn.

Our origin story

Our family photo has already been to space

In September 2024, our family's photo flew aboard the Polaris Dawn mission through the "My Face in Space" program, and it showed up in a video recorded in orbit.

Seeing that picture floating above Earth made the universe feel close enough to touch. That's the feeling we want every family to get from our games: space belongs to all of us, and the next generation of explorers might be sitting on your couch right now.

To the cosmos, and beyond! 🚀