Weltraum vs Mars Perseverance 3D Simulator

Weltraum — a minimalist space arcade about timing, orbits and a steady thumb. You are a small planet with moons in orbit. Swipe left or right to launch a moon. Space is round: whatever leaves one side of the screen comes back from the other. Lines at the edge show where it will return — swipe up or down to meet it and catch it. Every catch scores. Miss one and the moon turns hot: hot moons can't be caught, only dodged, and each one that hits you costs a life. Three lives, one thumb, one more round. SINGLE PLAYER - Chase your record: points, catches and time after every round - Every move is a swipe — left, right, up, down - Short rounds for the train, the couch or a coffee break VERSUS - Face to face via Bluetooth: your moons leave your screen and land on your rival's - Online matches with Game Center - Catch their moons, or they burn you - Win stars — every 10 stars adds another moon to your orbit MAKE IT YOURS - Pick the colour of your planet and of your moons - Your name and your stars show up in your rivals' lobby LOOK AND FEEL - Deep space, soft glow and pixel planets - Comet trails behind every moon, haptic feedback on every hit - A short guided tour explains everything on first launch 10 LANGUAGES English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese. PRIVACY No ads, no in-app purchases, no tracking, no data collection. Bluetooth is only used for local matches, Game Center only for online matchmaking.

Explore the journey of Perseverance on Mars in a 3D space simulator. Guide the descent through the atmosphere, attempt a landing, drive the rover across the surface and fly the Ingenuity helicopter. Take on different stages of the journey: • Atmospheric entry and descent • Landing on Mars • Rover driving on the surface • Ingenuity helicopter flight Choose a stage from the mission menu and return to try again. Each activity uses the game's on-screen controls. This is a game inspired by the Perseverance mission, rather than a scientific training tool.