This simulator currently includes our own solar system, so: Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter & some of the moons. I found this design to be a personal favourite. Being my first simulator in a really long time, I chose to launch a rocket and land it on (or rather, crash it.) on Mars. The idea of the game is for players to come up with their own missions, and see them through from start to finish. In terms of the end goal, I don’t think Spaceflight Simulator really has one. Some extra tutorials for Launch, Land and Trajectory would be good. We have tutorials for ‘Orbit’, ‘Moon’ and ‘Docking’. Being just flat videos with quick demonstrations, they would benefit greatly from a voice-over, as without them it’s not particularly useful. Which I have to say, are a little bit unintuitive. Let’s start at the beginning, with the tutorials.
then join me as I launch into the world of Spaceflight Simulator. So, if like me you’re a little bit of a space nut. With recent technological advancements including reusable rockets, the James Webb telescope, Starlink and the Tesla that now orbits our planet… I’m curious and hopeful to see if I can play around with any of these things inside the game. With a growing appetite across the globe for all things space and increasing interest in humanity’s push towards Mars, I feel as though this title is landing at the perfect time. Just entering early access, this title is now available on Steam for a very reasonable £9.99. Spaceflight Simulator is a new indie sim video game developed and published by Moroyna Limited.
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