Spaceflight Simulator Mod is a planetary rocket shooting simulation game. Good simulation levels, realistic scale, many planets to explore and simple rules of gravity, suitable for everyone who wants to know how rockets work.

Space flight Simulator Mod – Build your own rocket from parts and launch it to explore space!

How to Play
Launching a rocket in Spaceflight Simulator may take a little getting used to, but it’s basically pretty easy. You just need to look closely at the parameters, adjust them to the best level to launch into the air. Then click the Launch button.

Of course, the later the rocket launch, the more difficult it is, because there are many obstacles from weather, terrain, distance between the launch pad and the planet to be shot to, or settings for safe landing. Therefore, Spaceflight Simulator has provided a number of items and support parts to assemble more rockets to help accelerate, overcome obstacles, help launch faster and stronger… You will need to use money to buy these things. Money is earned through each successful launch.
After the rocket is successfully launched, the player’s next task is to monitor the indicators and decide when to remove the equipment to reduce the weight of the system. Finally, the logic to help land on the new planet. That’s what you need to do in Spaceflight Simulator.

Explore new planets

Spaceflight Simulator is considered to be highly accurate in simulating the distance and size of planets. If you have any questions about distant planets, Spaceflight Simulator can help answer them.
The collection of planets for you to launch rockets to land on each corresponding surface in Spaceflight Simulator is huge, almost enough for you to visit for hours without fear.
Each planet will have different sizes, the simulation will be true to the actual size ratio. More specifically, the gravity will be different. The landing mechanism and the way you coordinate the rocket control will also be different.

Current planets and moons in the game include:

Mercury Venus
(A planet with an extremely thick and very hot atmosphere)
Earth (also known as the blue planet, home of humanity)
Moon (the most prominent planet in the night sky)
Mars (has a thin atmosphere)
Phobos (Moon in Mars, rugged terrain)
Deimos (Moon outside Mars, has extremely low gravity and a smooth surface)

Rocket assembly

To start the journey of launching a rocket into space, landing a spacecraft on a planet, everything starts with assembling the rocket.
It is not as easy or simple as assembling Lego. Here, you are responsible for assembling a spacecraft strong enough to fly away from Earth and land where it needs to be. This process requires both creativity and basic knowledge of the player.
You will have to face many problems, big and small, put the right things into the right main components and adjust the parameters to ensure the ship flies to a safe enough altitude.
As soon as the ship takes off, preparing to fly out of the atmosphere, many problems can occur. You must always be the one to closely monitor this process, from the beginning of the assembly until the safe landing on the surface of the new planet.

Remove components from ship

To reduce weight, reduce drag and hit the target accurately, the rocket will gradually remove unnecessary components. You are the one who decides. You have to decide when to separate which parts to ensure safety indicators and ensure the minimum weight and thrust for the device to continue its journey.
When everything has been successfully disassembled, only the spacecraft carrying the necessary machinery and fuel is prepared to land on the target planet to start the new mission journey.
Your challenge is to choose a safe landing. Each planet has a different gravity and temperature. Depending on these statistics, you will align with the available energy sources in the spacecraft, shortening the distance from the planet.

Let the spacecraft do the work

After landing the spacecraft, the player will continue to go on new missions. Explore the planet’s surface, learn about its geology and climate, and consider its raw materials and habitability to see if it is suitable for human habitation… Each spacecraft will have a unique name and a different mission.