Fly a rocket through a tiny solar system in this single-player action simulation. Realistic physics govern takeoff, orbiting, orbital transfers, and landings with no time pressure. Explore freely or complete missions to assist friends, like terraforming Mars or rescuing stranded computer-controlled pilots.
Crashing simply triggers a rescue, keeping the casual gameplay low-stress and violence-free. Harder modes introduce limited fuel, rewarding efficient paths inspired by watching other rockets. Kids as young as six enjoy the relaxed pace focused on helping others.
A single player space game where you fly a rocket around a tiny solar system with realistic physics, including take off, orbiting, orbital transfers and landings.
No time limits, no stress. If you crash you just get rescued.
It's a relaxing game. Very low stress.
Do little missions to help your friends out or just fly around and explore. Help terraform Mars. There are computer controlled pilots flying around too. Sometimes they break down and need rescuing. Don't worry about crashing into anything, you'll get rescued.
On harder modes you have limited fuel so you will need to find efficient ways to reach other planets (watching the computer controlled rockets will help).
Suitable for kids (my 6 year old plays), gameplay is completely free from violence., it is all about helping your friends.
