Anyone with even a passing knowledge of aerospace history will be familiar with the legendary Zeus
and its undisputed role in Humanity’s conquest of the stars. Originally prototyped in the early
2100s as commercially viable transport utilizing a streamlined quantum drive, the ship had a rocky start
when early test flights went publicly awry. Luckily, this would-be legacy was eclipsed by the subsequent
efforts of Navy test pilot Michelle Saleno and her hand-picked squad, the original 999th Test Squadron,
who worked with RSI to redesign the Zeus’ hull before successfully completing a historic test flight in 2137.

The universe has never been the same.

ZEUS mkII

Ready to ferry a whole new generation of travelers across the universe,
Roberts Space Industries is proud to introduce a starship eight centuries in
the making – the all-new Zeus Mk II spacecraft. Paying homage to the
classic design that launched Humanity to the stars, the Zeus Mk II has
been updated to exceed modern standards while retaining the heart of this
beloved space faring icon.

ZEUS Mk II ES

With a focus on exploration, the Zeus Mk II ES features a robust radar package

for finding new discoveries along with enhanced weaponry and shielding to help

bring them back home.

ZEUS Mk II MR

With a focus on security, the Zeus Mk II MR features an EMP device and

quantum dampener to help neutralize hostile forces.

ZEUS Mk II CL

With a focus on commerce, the Zeus Mk II CL features additional cargo space

and a tractor beam ideal for handling large volumes of freight.

Zeus Mk II

A starship eight centuries in the making.

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SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE GEAR

Honor some of our earliest space pioneers with this official throwback Zeus Exploration suits, designed to emulate the suits worn centuries ago by the brave men and women who designed and tested the universe’s first commercial spacecraft.

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