LunorVexa

A Moon landing game drawn as a 1960s landing manual: ink outlines, hatched ground and dimension lines on bone paper. Tilt the craft, fire the engine and bring it down gently on a flat pad while fuel, gravity and wind push back. Pre-flight Pilot: The Missions index lists 24 sites named after real regions of the Moon, from Mare Tranquillitatis and Fra Mauro to Hadley Rille and Taurus-Littrow. Each one opens after the one before it. Control: The next card shows gravity, fuel, wind and the touchdown limits for vertical speed, sideways speed and tilt. Powered descent Pilot: Hold Burn to fire the engine and the two Roll keys to tilt. A tilted burn pushes you sideways. Control: Four readouts for altitude, vertical speed, sideways speed and tilt turn green inside the limits and red outside them, with a fuel bar beneath. Final approach Pilot: Narrow pads score more, with multipliers from ×1 up to ×5. Control: Three square stars per site: one for a safe arrival, one for a healthy fuel reserve and one for touching down at half the speed limit or softer. Contact light Pilot: A report card shows touchdown speed, fuel left, pad multiplier and points. Control: Survey is the endless option. Each site is generated fresh, gravity and wind rise as you go, and one lost craft closes the survey. Your site count and total are kept. Post-flight Pilot: A procedures exam asks 10 questions per round from 24 real facts on the crewed Moon missions, with a note after every answer. Control: The flight log counts descents, safe arrivals, losses, success rate, softest touchdown and fuel burned, and holds 12 badges and a list of recent sorties. Pilot: A plotter line moves down millimetre paper while dotted descent paths redraw as the animated background. Switch it off in Setup, along with haptics, or erase your records there. Control: The game plays offline with no account needed.