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This will help us ultimately achieve our goal of making the games that you, the community want," reads a blog post from Frontwire Studios president Tony Romanelli. By Steam agreeing to ship Galaxy in Turmoil we are not only adding more validation and awareness to the project by opening up the game to a whole new audience, we're also cementing Frontwire Studios' reputation as an up and coming developer with the opportunity to now publish our games on Steam in the future. "While this is undoubtedly a big step and accomplishment for Frontwire Studios itself, it's an even bigger step for you, the community. But recently, the game's creators announced that Galaxy in Turmoil will be available on Valve's Steam service as a free download, which gives it a bit more clout and makes it even more public of a target. Of course, the legality of this fan-created game—especially since it's using a lot of Star Wars material that rights holders haven't explicitly authorized—has been a big question since its inception. It's being built on Unreal Engine 4, and it'll feature full-on ground-to-space gameplay in giant 64-player multiplayer matches. The concepts and gameplay have found a new home, unofficially, in the form of a fan-created title, and that game—Galaxy in Turmoil—is chugging closer and closer to its big release.