Voyager 2

I launched my first probe in Voyager 2 and realized: It's not just an arcade game, it's a real test of understanding celestial mechanics. Your task is to plot the perfect flight path, fly as close as possible past the planets without crashing into them, collect data and earn a Gold Plate. Every decision affects the future of the mission.

What happens in the game

You design the probe's maneuvers, calculate ∆v, and use the gravitational "hands" of the planets to change course without excess fuel. Repeaters and orbital inserts turn a single probe into a communication network, and landing modules allow you to touch the surfaces of distant worlds. In the process, you learn to plan, fail, and adapt—because space doesn't forgive mistakes, but it rewards you handsomely for making accurate decisions.

Gameplay and mechanics

• Plotting trajectories:Plan your flights, use gravity maneuvers, and avoid collisions.


• Management ∆v:Economical fuel consumption is the key to further rendezvous and orbital insertion.


• Landing operations:Lower the modules to the surface, collect samples and transmit the data to Earth.


• Repeater network:Build a communication network to transmit finds from the depths of space.


• Saving and replays:Record your flight, watch impressive replays, and analyze mistakes.

Voyager 2 combines an accurate, almost scientific model of orbital mechanics with exciting gameplay: here you can crash, burn up in the atmosphere or make a perfect flight that will remain in the history of missions. I got high when I learned how to connect gravity "boosters" so that I could get to a distant planet with minimal fuel consumption — this is a feeling of true mastery.

Who will access the game

If you like projects where you need to think ahead, experiment and learn from mistakes, take Voyager 2. Fans of space, simulators and those who are not afraid of complex tasks such as calculating orbits and subtle maneuvers will appreciate the game.

Download Voyager 2

Launch probes, build Grand Tours, and send discoveries home — until you lose them in the abyss. In Voyager 2, every failure is a lesson, and every success is a small victory for humanity. Are you ready for the greatest scientific mission?