- April 2, 2015
- Astrosimer
Astronaut Simulator
Platforms
About
Astronaut Simulator is a space flight simulation game that allows players to experience the life of an astronaut. Launch into space, navigate through the solar system, and land on various planets and moons. Perform missions, collect resources, and upgrade your spacecraft while dealing with realistic challenges such as limited oxygen and fuel. However, some players have reported issues with controls and graphics.






- The game provides a realistic atmosphere and physics, making players feel like they are truly in space.
- It's a simple and relaxing simulator that can be enjoyable for fans of space exploration.
- The game has potential for improvement, with players expressing a desire for more content and features.
- Controls are difficult to master, leading to frustration and a steep learning curve.
- The gameplay is repetitive, with limited missions and lack of variety in tasks.
- Graphics and textures are outdated, detracting from the overall experience.
- gameplay20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is generally well-received, with intuitive controls and a solid concept, especially for a free game. However, players note that it can become repetitive due to a lack of variety in tasks and slow pacing. Many reviewers express a desire for additional gameplay elements, such as animations and co-op or multiplayer options, to enhance the overall experience.
“For a free game, I was quite impressed with the graphics and gameplay.”
“Controls are pretty intuitive and definitely add challenge to the gameplay!”
“As for the gameplay, I would love to see perhaps co-op/multiplayer gameplay because I think teamwork in this game would add more fun and realism to it.”
“As solid as the graphics and gameplay are, there is nothing more than going from one spot to the next.”
“This leads to repetitive gameplay, and can become old quickly.”
“Controls are easy if you use a controller, though they might take a while to get used to and gameplay is pretty simple and slow.”