space cricket

space cricket is the best cricket themed space mmo you have played! You fly a small ship through a real-scale model of the solar system, and every planet, moon and asteroid follows its real orbit. Real physics except time is sped up. 1 hour in game passes 1 earth year. Your ship flies on real gravity. Thrust changes your orbit, and the line ahead of your ship shows where that orbit goes. Brake early, match speed with a station and the clamp takes you. Turn green and you are in a stable orbit that will hold until you thrust again. HAUL FREIGHT Pick up sealed cargo from station dealers and deliver it across the system. Pay scales with distance. Rush contracts pay more if you beat the clock. MINE THE BELT Dock with an asteroid or a comet and play the mining game: stop the sweep inside the green window to pull ore. Hit the small notch for a rare strike. Smelt metal at works terminals, and crack ice into fuel. BUILD YOUR OWN STATION Claim a berth with a beacon and lay out your own station in the station editor: walkways, a generator, an electrolyzer, a refinery, storage and more. Other pilots can stop by to refuel. FLY WITH OTHER PILOTS Every ship you see is another player, flown live on the server. Chat on the general channel, message friends, and see who is docked nearby. Messages to far stars travel at the speed of light. Join scheduled races with your own ship. WALK THE STATIONS Dock and step inside. Crew members hand out missions, fit upgrades, sell fuel and tell you what is going on around the system. APPLE WATCH Fly your ship from your wrist. The watch app picks up your current flight, and a complication shows the time to your next closest approach. On iPhone, an optional notification tells you when to start braking. FREE TO PLAY The whole game is free. You can play right away with no account, or sign in with Apple, Google or email to keep your pilots on every device. Every ship is white for free. Optional paint coats and animated finishes are sold in the shop, and they change only how your ship looks. space cricket needs an internet connection.