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Low Earth Orbit Adventures: space simulation released for Linux

Low Earth Orbit Adventures has been released for Linux on Steam.

The relaxed space simulation by Classyk Games goes for “realism-lite”: you pilot a small orbital tug with Newtonian physics and take on missions like rescues, repairs and deliveries. The price is €11.49.

Low Earth Orbit Adventures is a space simulation set in the near future in a very specific place and time! Floating above our beautiful world just as it is becoming a bustling frontier of science, commerce and diplomacy.

Have you ever wanted to rescue the Hubble? Ferry a diplomat from one space station to another? Or refuel a stranded flight on its way to the Moon? Low Earth Orbit Adventures (LEO Adventures) puts you in the hot seat piloting your very own craft as you travel between orbits to perform a variety of helpful missions - from search and rescue to repairs and demolishing.

In LEO Adventures you start as the sole employee of your own space company. You only have one asset, a standard Friendly Low Earth Orbit Tug (FLEOT). […] It’s the Swiss Army Knife of space.

Take on a mission, manoeuvre with Newtonian controls into position, attach the appropriate tool to your International docking adapter and then complete the scenario, whether it’s a rescue, orbital boost, delivery, an inspection, diplomatic incident, a demolishing job… and many more!

Build up your company so you can build your own space station for retirement!

No guns, no sky beams, no magical warp gates… just our amazing planet from orbit and helping people. That’s LEO Adventures.

Low Earth Orbit Adventures

Source: Steam

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