Ludic Dragon Games launched Space Universalis on Gamefound today, Tuesday, October 27, 2026, and the sci-fi dungeon crawler had raised €48,603 from 325 backers as of Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 1:27 PM ET, with the campaign running to Thursday, November 19, 2026.
Key facts
Game: Space Universalis
Publisher: Ludic Dragon Games
Platform: Gamefound
Raised: €48,603 from 325 backers as of Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 1:27 PM ET
Goal: €45,000
Campaign ends: Thursday, November 19, 2026
Entry pledge: Digital Pledge, €49.00
Campaign: Space Universalis on Gamefound
How much has Space Universalis raised?
Space Universalis had raised €48,603 from 325 backers as of Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 1:27 PM ET, which is 108% of its €45,000 goal. The project reached its goal in just 1 hour and 13 minutes. Totals on a live campaign move quickly, so treat these figures as a snapshot from that moment rather than a final result.
When does the campaign end?
The campaign ends on Thursday, November 19, 2026. The campaign page showed 23 days left when we read it, and it did not display a specific closing time.
How much does it cost to back?
The entry pledge is the Digital Pledge at €49.00. The four main pledge tiers are:
| Pledge | Price |
|---|---|
| Digital Pledge | €49.00 |
| Space Universalis Adventurer | €94.00 |
| Space Universalis Commander | €129.00 |
| All-in – Space Universalis Lord | €149.00 |
The page shows higher struck-through prices of €69.00, €109.00, €157.00 and €196.00 for the four tiers. The physical tiers list delivery in September 2027. Add-ons include Playmats at €15, a Player Upgrade Pack at €25, a Terrain & Bestiary Box at €29, a Digital Set at €35 and STL Miniatures at €15.
What kind of game is Space Universalis?
Space Universalis is a solo and cooperative sci-fi dungeon crawler for 1 to 6 players, and the sci-fi successor to Dungeon Universalis. Ludic Dragon Games, based in Zaragoza, Spain, moves the system to the galaxy of 5000 AD. Character creation combines 20 species and 10 classes. A Threat Die rolled when opening doors or revealing sections can trigger Threat Cards, with 50 cards across the Encounters, Traps, Doors and Power decks. The core game includes a random map generator and a travel book of standalone missions and narrative campaigns. The box art credits designer Oscar Bribian and calls the game “The Infinite Sci-fi crawler.”
Space Universalis is one of two Gamefound launches we covered today, alongside the Too Little Time Gamefound launch, and it joins the campaigns in our Gamefound Top 10 of October 25.
Source: Ludic Dragon Games, Space Universalis on Gamefound.
Image: Ludic Dragon Games, via Gamefound.
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