What is Artemis?

Artemis is a multiplayer, multi-computer networked game for Windows computers.

Artemis simulates a spaceship bridge by networking several computers together. One computer runs the simulation and the "main screen", while the others serve as workstations for the normal jobs a bridge officer might do, like Helm, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control.

Artemis is a social game where several players are together in one room ("bridge") , and while they all work together, one player plays the Captain, a person who sits in the middle, doesn't have a workstation, and tells everyone what to do.

Artemis is a software game for Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.

Praise for Artemis

"your game is a brilliant concept and looks great"

"Chaos and shouting back and forth, warping directly into mine fields, and the necessity of resembling an actual crew in order to fight optimally; you've made something really cool."

"What can I say but, holy cow! I've spent the last few years thinking about how awesome it would be to have a game like this!"

"*Jawdrop* I might be able to revitalize our lan parties with this."

"The only thing that could make this game more awesome would be if it came with a large, sand-colored set ready to simulate any planet and equipped with the makings for a gunpowder cannon."

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John Robert Matz wrote the music for Artemis, and he's re-mastered it and released it as an official soundtrack album.

Featuring newly-remastered tracks, exciting new cues, and available 24-bit audio, this is the definitive edition of the game's orchestral score.

Buy it here!