Astronauts pilot a spaceship from Earth orbit to the Moon in this casual adventure game, then choose planets or satellites for deeper solar system tours. Players follow pre-planned routes dotted with space refueling stations to manage long voyages between celestial bodies like Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and beyond. Docking at stations replenishes fuel, but running dry or colliding with meteorites causes a crash and mission failure.
Astronomical knowledge sharpens route choices and exploration success across the Sun, nine planets, and their moons. This simulation rewards careful planning in a realistic solar system setting. Casual explorers with a grasp of space science find the perfect blend of strategy and discovery.
According to the current astronomical observation and exploration, the solar system is composed of the sun, 9 planets and their satellites.
For example: Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto etc.
This game is based on the background of various celestial bodies in the real solar system. It simulates that astronauts fly a spaceship from earth orbit to the moon first. After reach to the Moon select the planets or satellites they want to explore, and then start the whole solar system exploration tour.
Due to the long distance of the spacecraft to the target planet, the fuel carried by the spacecraft cannot reach directly. Scientists first created a route to the target planet and set up a number of space refueling stations along the route.
During the voyage to the target planet, the spacecraft can dock at the space refueling station to replenish fuel so as to continue the voyage and complete the exploration journey. If the spacecraft runs out of fuel or is hit by a meteorite during exploration,
The spacecraft will crash, and the entire mission has failed.
Tip: this game needs a certain amount of astronomical knowledge to better complete the task of exploring the entire solar system.
