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 SpaceStationSim
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| Released Date: |
13-1-2006 |
| File Size: |
94169 KB. |
| Version: |
1.1 |
| License: |
Demo |
| Price: |
$29.99 |
| OS: |
Windows2000,WinXP |
| Developer: |
Vision Videogames, LLC | more products from this developer |
| Last Update: |
19-07-2006 |
| Downloads: |
53 |
| System Requirements: |
1 GHz processor, 256 MB RAM, DirectX 9, Media Player 9, 500 MB hd space |
SpaceStationSim Description
SpaceStationSim gets you up close and personal with your own crew of astronauts who live and play in outer space! Build and customize your space stations any way that you want, with loads of modules and cool components. There are millions of combinations! Send your astronauts on EVA missions and perform experiments in micro-gravity. Keep them happy and healthy by managing their day to day activities like eating, sleeping, and exercising. But look out for that bumbling space tourist! He will get in your astronauts' way, break equipment, start fires and, sometimes, accidentally eject himself into space. SpaceStationSim was developed by Vision Videogames in collaboration with NASA through a Space Act agreement. More than 50 NASA astronauts and top civil servantsMore than 50 NASA astronauts and top civil servants have contributed their expertise to the game. SpaceStationSim is designed to appeal to gamers 12 and older, both men and women, with an interest in NASA and its partners in space exploration. Features are: 36 of the most realistic, CAD derived NASA, ESA, JAXA, RSA and CSA modules ever seen. Over 40 stylized components on board for air quality management, food, exercise, communications, bathroom, health, life science, astronomy, and materials science experiments. A unique artificial intelligence system that governs the station's dynamic life support conditions and astronaut mental, physical, and emotional health. An astronaut builder that allows the player to design the physical and personality characteristics of their astronauts, along with their training and experience. Astronauts that become smarter as the game progresses, allowing the player to concentrate on building a larger and larger station. A responsive user interface that warns the player when an accident occurs and when they are in danger of losing. Stealth Learning, where a player becomes engrossed in game play and is not aware that they are actually learning how to sustain life aboard a space ship. |
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