Kerbal Space Program
Reentry - An Orbital Simulator
SimpleRockets 2
Subnautica
hello, i'm new here, i'm not sure how this works, but i can say i don't have games to trade. but i do hope you can understand that i'm pretty much new to steam still.. although i have no idea how i keep games from being used by me.. maybe if i had any i might have any for sure.
Kerbal Space Program. the reason it's listed because i need KSP for my rocket design research project in college so i wanted to do a model of rocket design in-game for that. KSP also offers chance to get accurate realistic details of how it would operate in space, air from beginning of building, weight, systems to launchpad then launch into space.
Reentry. listed because i'm hoping to learn our space history with this game, relive the steps that led to our greatest feat: Apollo Space Program. most of astronauts we know during Apollo is mostly gone but their history remains in museums, stories and more. especially i just found out that deaf men in testing phases for NASA led to what we have, an actual astronauts for Apollo program and the whole space program.
Simple Rockets 2. i'm told that it's same as KSP but without Kerbals, said it to be slightly good as KSP. so i think this will be worth it to compare results between KSP and SR2 for my college.
Subnautica. this is actually ironic, i never found out that it was free in December, nobody had told me about it. i found out on last day then i was going to get it, BAM! down goes entire power. i was without power for weeks. i missed my chance to get this wonderful game, sure everybody be like it's horror! but yeah i don't care if it's scary. it looks fun! it's pretty much a survival game.
that's all. thanks for your time to read. before you ask why do i have three space games? that's because i love space games. they inspire me to be the person that could build spaceships, starship or even reaching the stars as astronaut, where my journey might take me to. after all, dreams are limitless and here are so many possibilities for us all.
Kerbal Space Program
Reentry - An Orbital Simulator
SimpleRockets 2
Subnautica
hello, i'm new here, i'm not sure how this works, but i can say i don't have games to trade. but i do hope you can understand that i'm pretty much new to steam still.. although i have no idea how i keep games from being used by me.. maybe if i had any i might have any for sure.
Kerbal Space Program. the reason it's listed because i need KSP for my rocket design research project in college so i wanted to do a model of rocket design in-game for that. KSP also offers chance to get accurate realistic details of how it would operate in space, air from beginning of building, weight, systems to launchpad then launch into space.
Reentry. listed because i'm hoping to learn our space history with this game, relive the steps that led to our greatest feat: Apollo Space Program. most of astronauts we know during Apollo is mostly gone but their history remains in museums, stories and more. especially i just found out that deaf men in testing phases for NASA led to what we have, an actual astronauts for Apollo program and the whole space program.
Simple Rockets 2. i'm told that it's same as KSP but without Kerbals, said it to be slightly good as KSP. so i think this will be worth it to compare results between KSP and SR2 for my college.
Subnautica. this is actually ironic, i never found out that it was free in December, nobody had told me about it. i found out on last day then i was going to get it, BAM! down goes entire power. i was without power for weeks. i missed my chance to get this wonderful game, sure everybody be like it's horror! but yeah i don't care if it's scary. it looks fun! it's pretty much a survival game.
that's all. thanks for your time to read. before you ask why do i have three space games? that's because i love space games. they inspire me to be the person that could build spaceships, starship or even reaching the stars as astronaut, where my journey might take me to. after all, dreams are limitless and here are so many possibilities for us all.