The Executive Starliner is a large touring and exploration ship for Space Engineers built around extended multiplayer journeys. Inspired by the Origin 600i from Star Citizen, it favors a spacious passenger-oriented interior alongside the systems needed for survival play. Its layout and scale make it particularly suitable for crews looking to use one vessel as the centerpiece of longer exploration sessions, though it may feel oversized for players who prefer smaller vessels.

Long-range travel and survival systems

The Starliner can fly in space, on moons, and on planets, allowing crews to travel through different environments without changing vessels. Internal hydrogen and ion thrusters provide propulsion, while parachutes can reduce fuel use during planetary landings. Its jump distance reaches approximately 2,000 to 3,000 kilometers, and survival support includes one refinery, three assemblers, cargo storage, and three front-mounted mining drills that can collect ice for hydrogen production.

Crew facilities, hangars, and ship access

The interior includes one medical room, six cryochambers, four habitation units with two or three beds each, two armories, and a captain's suite beneath the bridge area. It also features a wooden interior and store and contracts terminals in the lobby. Two small-ship hangars with connectors provide docking space for auxiliary craft, while parking sensors help with maneuvering around the ship. Players enter through a lift that activates when they walk or fly underneath it.

A strong choice for large-scale exploration

Overall, the Executive Starliner succeeds as a substantial exploration vessel for groups that want longer journeys to revolve around a single shared ship. Its size makes it a greater commitment than a compact craft, but its cohesive touring identity and extensive survival capabilities give it enough depth to serve as a memorable centerpiece for extended Space Engineers sessions.