Tiny Solar System

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Tiny Solar System is a single player open world simulation game. It was developed by last_one_in and was released on October 18, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

It's a relaxing game. Very low stress. Do little missions to help your friends out (there are are a mix of missions to entertain you for a good hour so of playing) or just fly around and explore. Help terraform Mars. There are computer controlled pilots flying around too. Sometimes they break down and need rescuing. Don't worry about crashing into anything, you'll get rescued. Also available on St…

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

story4 positive mentions

Cute and simple game that serves as a good introduction to space for younger players.
Fun and relaxing gameplay, ideal for short sessions or casual play.
Offers a basic understanding of orbital mechanics with realistic physics.

Game can become repetitive after a short period of play.
Low resolution makes text difficult to read, and there is no option to change it.
Lacks features like time acceleration for longer trips, which could enhance gameplay.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story primarily revolves around completing various fetch quests in a rocket, which players find enjoyable and engaging. However, there is a desire for more missions to enhance the overall experience.
- “It's really fun, and I like all the missions. I did crash a few times, but it's probably just my laptop.”
- “Fun! I wish there were more missions... /fingers crossed...”
- “The story is engaging and keeps you motivated to complete the quests.”
- “The story is just a series of fetch quests that feel repetitive and uninspired.”
- “The narrative lacks depth and fails to engage the player.”
- “The plot is predictable and doesn't offer any meaningful twists.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its educational value, particularly in teaching basic orbital mechanics, making it a suitable choice for both casual players and those looking to introduce concepts to younger audiences. Overall, users express satisfaction with the gameplay experience.
- “I have no complaints with the game, and will probably use it to teach my kid some basic orbital mechanics before I throw him at KSP.”