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Star system labels are used to show the currently known status of a star system from the star map. For example, if the system is known to be colonized, if there are any fleets present, and if the player has a colony in the system, whether there is a shipyard present or a colony has a problem.
Please note: treaties and alliances aren't in the game yet, but are shown on this page in preparation for their future arrival (no ETA on this yet).
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Colonization status
Label color is used to show whether the system contains a planet known to be colonized and if so by whom: the player, an enemy or an ally.
If a player doesn't have sufficient scanner coverage of a star system e.g. no fleet or scanner equipped planet nearby, the label shown is the same for a system known not to contain a colony.
![]() Unknown / No colony |
![]() Player colony exists |
![]() Enemy colony exists |
![]() Ally colony exists |
![]() Player, ally, enemy colonies all in the same system |
Player colonized systems
When a system contains at least one planet colonized by the player, the blue label will also display information about: population size, shipyard existence and colony status.
Population size
Blue labels will always have a number on the left of the label within either a circle or a hexagon shape (a hexagon shows that the player has at least one shipyard in that system while a circle represents no shipyard).
The number itself represents the combined population size of the player's colonies in that system rounded down to the nearest significant value, for example:
![]() 1,000 to 1,999 colonists |
![]() 40,000 to 40,999 colonists |
![]() 12,000,000 to 12,999,999 colonists |
Colony status
The text color of the population size is used to show whether a colony in that system requires attention or not:
- Green: no colonies have any problems
- Orange: at least one colony has negative population growth
- Red: at least one colony has a serious problem e.g. power outage, rioting, has been invaded
![]() No colony problems |
![]() Negative population growth |
![]() Serious problem |
Shipyards
A hexagon shape around the population number indicates that there is at least one shipyard in that system. If there is no shipyard, a circle is used instead.
![]() Shipyard in the system |
![]() No shipyard in the system |
Fleets and planets
Depending on the star map zoom level, the labels will also show if there are known to be any fleets in the system (top of the label) or further details about the colonization status of the planets (bottom of the label).
Ownership of fleets and planets are represented by the following colors:
- Blue: player
- Green: ally
- Red: enemy
- Orange: pirates
For example, the above star system label shows:
- The system is colonized by the player
- There is a shipyard in this system (hexagon shape)
- The population is huge - 10 million or more (99)
- There are no issues with any player colonies (green font color for population size)
- 51 ally fleets, 23 player fleets, 12 enemy fleets, and 47 pirate fleets are in this system
- There are 5 planets in this system, 3 colonized by the player
Tooltips
Hovering a label will open a tooltip which shows further details of the planets and fleets in the system.
Tooltip example for a system colonized by the player
Planet status icons
The below icons are used where conditions on a planet or colony deserve player attention. They are shown on star system label tooltips (see above) and will in future be used on the Galaxy Overview and planet labels within a star system.