About For Science
Players start by snapping rods together and fitting a small cockpit at the front of the frame. New components arrive after each successful test, adding tougher hull panels and efficient boosters packed with extra punch. Launch day pushes rockets off the pad with a thunderous roar and pits them against heavy pulls of gravity. Systems hiccup midflight and engineers react fast, swapping faulty parts in record time.
A cluttered workshop invites players to swap fuel containers, shift engine parts and test steering controls. Upgrades rely on data gathered from past flights and reward unexpected part combinations. A vast star field spreads across a dark sky and launch lights spotlight each rocket’s curves. Cameras pan close enough to catch weld seams and burn marks on engine housings.
Building rockets feels like handling a puzzle and a real experiment, and every liftoff teaches players about thrust, balance and fuel use. New discoveries roll in with each trial and inject fresh goals into the workshop. Missions edge players closer to uncharted heights and shine new light on the vast unknown beyond Earth.