Spaceflight Simulator

Spaceflight Simulator

Rocket science made simple!

97K ratings
4647 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 29, 2017
  • May 10, 2026
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Build and launch rockets to explore a realistic, open universe. Experience space exploration with accurate physics and a vast, explorable solar system.

Build custom rockets
Realistic orbital mechanics
Explore a scaled universe
Visit planets and moons
Open-world space exploration
Real-life physics simulation
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What's New in Spaceflight Simulator

1.6.0.0.22

May 10, 2026

Added development blog menu Fixed text in create world menu

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User reviews

Brilliant Game

Game is brilliant, even without the extra paid stuff. I do have some opinions though, and I think they would simply take the game to the next level without changing the gameplay too much. For starters, batteries. This is something the game really needs. And something a little more complicated could be adding a mobile spawning component, allowing a very limited building space for you to spawn things whilst in orbit of a planet. Just make the component super heavy, making it harder to get it places. Second one is just an idea, but please consider the first one.

Edit: Also can you add some sort of sign in option? Like an optional account you can sign into? Still, add batteries, it’s necessary.
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I think the Mac version is… okay. Mobile is better, tho.

The Mac Version has better graphics and shading and better UI(User Interface) overall, but is very limited. It is a very ‘you got none to you got all’ experience and I feel it should be at least at the same level as the mobile game.

Crashing and Freezing

It’s constant and endless

Very fun!

I’ve been playing this game for a while and I’ve been waiting for the water update and they did that and I did not know that you’re gonna add mods as well with the update

Too Hard

I can’t go anywhere except be lost in space or the game crashes the rocket everytime and I can’t ignite some rockets

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Rocket parts sometimes clipping through each other

Bug

Occasional freezing or crashing when launching large rockets

Bug

Issues with RCS thrusters firing unexpectedly during docking

Bug

Problems with maintaining stable orbits and transfers

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

Add more planets, moons, and celestial bodies to explore

Feature

Implement a career mode or progression system with challenges

Feature

Allow for more customization of rocket parts and spacecraft

Feature

Improve docking and rendezvous mechanics to make them more accessible

Feature

Add the ability to control individual astronauts and perform EVAs

Feature

Implement a fuel line system for more efficient staging

Feature

FAQ

What is Spaceflight Simulator about?

This game allows you to build your own rockets and embark on space explorations. You can explore a realistically scaled universe, experiencing orbital mechanics and real-life physics as you travel between planets and moons.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include building custom rockets, experiencing realistic orbital mechanics, and exploring an open universe with no limits. You can visit planets like Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Phobos, and Deimos.

Is Spaceflight Simulator free to play?

The application is free to download and play, but it does offer in-app purchases. These purchases likely provide additional content or features for players who wish to enhance their experience.

What planets can I explore in the game?

The current planets available for exploration include Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon, Mars, Phobos, and Deimos. The universe is realistically scaled, offering vast distances between celestial bodies.

Does the game follow real-life physics?

Yes, the game is designed to follow real-life physics, particularly in its simulation of orbital mechanics. This provides a more realistic and challenging experience for players interested in spaceflight.