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About
Satellite Command takes you into orbit around a stunning representation of our home planet, Earth. Take command of your own space agency, complete real contracts, research advanced technology and carefully manage your resources and reputation to learn more about the wonders of the Universe.
A simulation / arcade hybrid designed to make astrophysics approachable, with over 150 contracts based on real mission data. An RNG system and an ever expanding list of missions ensures that no two games will ever be the same!
Developed in tandem with space-industry experts, Satellite Command features a realistic astrophysics simulation and harnesses the graphical power of Unreal Engine 4 for a truly out-of-world experience.
Features of Satellite Command:
• Realistic astrophysics simulation, plan and change your orbits to get as close or far from Earth as you dare!
• RNG system that ensures no two play-throughs will ever be the same!
• Hundreds of contracts to complete, based on real mission data. Learn about the wonders of the Universe.
• Player progression system and stats tracking, with an elite Achievement and Leaderboard integration.
• Special Events weekends and a regularly updated list of mission data!
• Unforgiving gameplay designed to encourage learning by doing - the same way we did in reality.
• Procedurally generated technology tree to explore.
• Fully remappable keybindings, a host of graphical options, 4K and Steam Cloud support.
A simulation / arcade hybrid designed to make astrophysics approachable, with over 150 contracts based on real mission data. An RNG system and an ever expanding list of missions ensures that no two games will ever be the same!
Developed in tandem with space-industry experts, Satellite Command features a realistic astrophysics simulation and harnesses the graphical power of Unreal Engine 4 for a truly out-of-world experience.
Features of Satellite Command:
• Realistic astrophysics simulation, plan and change your orbits to get as close or far from Earth as you dare!
• RNG system that ensures no two play-throughs will ever be the same!
• Hundreds of contracts to complete, based on real mission data. Learn about the wonders of the Universe.
• Player progression system and stats tracking, with an elite Achievement and Leaderboard integration.
• Special Events weekends and a regularly updated list of mission data!
• Unforgiving gameplay designed to encourage learning by doing - the same way we did in reality.
• Procedurally generated technology tree to explore.
• Fully remappable keybindings, a host of graphical options, 4K and Steam Cloud support.
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- OS: Windows 7 (64-Bit)
- Processor: Intel Core-i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVidia GeForce GTX 500 Series
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1.5GB VRAM
Recommended:
- OS: Windows 10 (64-Bit)
- Processor: Intel Core-i7
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVidia GeForce GTX 900 Series
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 2GB VRAM
Satellite Command reviews and comments
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Microsoft from Deutsch
Microsoft from Deutsch
This game is great and features many interesting aspects about exploration as an Earth satellite.
A few ui handling problems here and there, but the developers do have an open ear for issues and already patched many of the most annoying bugs.
8/10
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Microsoft from French
Microsoft from French
While KSP is focused on vessel design and exploration, this small game is dedicated to the operation of satellites in Earth orbit (satellite piloting, resource management, reputation, technology tree...). The game is totally in English but I had no problem to take it in hand and to chain the missions.
If you like space conquest and you loved KSP, there is a good chance that you enjoy this game. It is certainly less fun and without pretensions, but complementary for any passionate.
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Microsoft from French
Microsoft from French
A little disappointed. As it is more a time management game than a spatial Simu.
On the principle it's pretty simple, it's about activating/desactivating panels and tool depending on the Expo, the remaining load and the temperature. The research will improve the systems without revolutionizing anything. It is rather soft: in the process of contract realization, once the score stabilizes, the action comes down to watch a percentage evolve. And it is made artificially difficult by the non-management of contracts, it stacks up and must be treated, point bar.
Way less.
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Microsoft from Deutsch
Microsoft from Deutsch
"Take command of your own space agency ..."-Take command of your own Space Agency ... Nope!
I had imagined a Kind of Manager game where I can decide for myself. Instead, you are randomly given random Tasks that you have to perform in a certain Amount of time. No Trace of Control or Planning over future Events.
So You start with a Satellite and now you have to observe the Moon, for example. It is important to ensure that neither the Electricity is used up nor the Satellite overheats. (Yes, that's realistic, because both are serious Problems in Space travel. Really!)
Already on some Screenshots you can see "Next Mission Due In: xx: xx" and ... Yes... It is precisely then that another Mission is suddenly imminent. You can now launch more Satellites with the Money from successful Missions in order to perform several Tasks at once. There are also different Ways you can lose the Things. The Developers were quite Concerned about the Game.
The Graphics are also pretty to watch and the Music is coherent, the Control by Mouse or Hotkeys quickly goes out of hand after a short Winage.
Why the Thumb down?
now... It's just not what I was hoping for from it. The whole Game principle Resembles a Tower Defense Game. Use your Resources to achieve as much as possible In your allotted time. And there will certainly be enough Gamers who will like it. I gave the Game an extra Chance. Could Have been yes, that I enjoy it somehow But ... No.