RSI Galaxy interior updates

The RSI Galaxy spaceship’s interior is undergoing significant updates ahead of its expected 2026 release, featuring redesigned spaces such as a larger elevator for improved cargo capacity, relocated crew quarters, and a more spacious, civilian-oriented layout with new window placements and a reimagined docking area. While some design elements remain consistent, recent leaks and official changes reflect efforts to enhance usability and flow, with the creator seeking community feedback to optimize the newly available central space.

The RSI Galaxy spaceship is set to be introduced into the game around IE 2026, and the creator has been rebuilding its interior for the past three years, sharing various videos along the way. While much of the previous work remains relevant, recent updates and leaks have revealed several changes to the design. The video begins by discussing upcoming skins, including the confirmed Star Walker skin and a rumored red and black variant. The updated bridge has been a point of contention, as it closely resembles the Perseus Bridge, leading to criticism that it lacks the distinct, more civilian look expected for the Galaxy compared to military ships like the Perseus and Polaris.

Officially released images show some modifications in the lower front section of the ship, which is expected to undergo significant reworks to improve flow and usability. Beyond these official updates, leaks have revealed an updated Holo Viewer model that is notably larger in length and width but not much taller. This expansion affects the modular section’s elevator, which, based on comparisons with the Constellation Mark 5 elevator, could potentially double its cargo capacity. The elevator’s increased size suggests improvements in cargo handling, though the overall module size has only slightly increased, likely benefiting walkways and internal space rather than drastically changing cargo layout.

The hangar at the back of the Galaxy has also been updated, with its opening widened by two meters but lowered by one meter. However, this change is not substantial enough to significantly increase its size or capacity. More interesting changes appear on the top deck, where all skylights have been removed, but new windows have been added on the sides, reflecting the ship’s increased width. These changes have caused some interior layout shifts, including moving the mess hall and crew rooms to accommodate new window placements and the addition of a new, centrally located crew elevator that is larger and more in line with exterior design.

The front section near the bridge has also been reimagined, with the captain’s quarters likely relocated to an area with a new window opposite the docking collar, offering a nicer view. The central corridor, previously considered wasted space, now houses a larger and more encapsulated elevator, which may open to multiple sides for better flow. The docking port area is expected to become a more open, welcoming junction space, contrasting with the more cramped layouts of smaller ships like the Constellation series. This redesign aims to make the Galaxy feel more spacious and civilian-oriented.

Overall, while many elements of the Galaxy’s interior remain consistent with earlier concepts, the updates and leaks suggest thoughtful improvements in cargo handling, crew accommodations, and spatial efficiency. The creator expresses a desire for community input on how to best utilize the newly freed central space, which currently appears underused. The video concludes with thanks to supporters and an invitation for ideas, highlighting the ongoing development and anticipation for the RSI Galaxy’s release in the game.