Experience a realistic lunar landing simulation where you control your spacecraft with intuitive touch gestures. Maneuver your lander, engage engines to slow descent, and aim for a gentle touchdown on the moon's surface. Restart or access game options with simple swipes.
1.1.0.1
August 5, 2023
reset the score and time when the game is over, Added more text to tell the user how to unpause. Was playing the game this week and noticed, several things, when the fuel was 2 it would not reset, it kept on thinking that there was fuel and needed to play. Fixed that by setting fuel limit to 5, anything 5 and under it would reset. the next thing I noticed was the score and time did not reset. Starting reseting the actual score and time at the end of the round. That did not fix it. What I did instead was set the lblDisplayTime and lblDisplayScore values, when the round was over that fixed it. Only doing it once, any time before will clear out the score before the user starts over.
MoreNal-Lander is a lunar lander simulation game where players use touch gestures to maneuver their spacecraft and land on the moon. It focuses on realistic physics and gentle landings.
You control the lander using touch gestures. Two fingers allow rotation, a single finger swipe can straighten the lander, and pressing down engages the engines to slow your descent.
No, Nal-Lander is a paid application. It is available for a one-time purchase price of $1.99.
No, Nal-Lander does not contain advertisements. As a paid app, it offers an uninterrupted gameplay experience.
Nal-Lander is compatible with iPhones and iPads. It was released on December 14, 2022, and its latest version is 1.1.0.1.
Nal-Lander has an age rating of 9+. This suggests it is suitable for most players and contains content generally considered appropriate for children.
Nal-Lander was last updated on August 5, 2023. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing support and potential improvements.
The description does not specify online or offline play requirements. However, simulation games of this nature typically do not require a constant internet connection to function.
