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About How do you like it, Elon Musk?

How do you like it, Elon Musk? is a spaceflight game framed around a fictional declassified Soviet program to reach Mars and explore the Solar system. In its first stage, you take control of an abandoned Soviet cosmodrome at specified coordinates, use its stockpiled spacecraft components to assemble rockets, and conduct launches to find suitable configurations for carrying cargo and satellites into Earth and near-Earth orbit. The program’s later stages describe plans for a new space center with underground facilities, self-sufficient operations, super-heavy rockets and a supplied base on Mars; their approval or status is not yet settled in the source document.

Design spacecraft

You assemble spacecraft and rockets from parts with different physical parameters. Connectors and slots join the parts and limit non-viable configurations. The game lists over 30 available parts in its design description, and more than 75 in its feature list. These include command modules, engines, fuel tanks, control and orientation systems, structural elements, decouplers, docking ports, batteries and solar panels. Some parts can be configured in detail and have their physical parameters changed; engines use real fuel pairs rather than abstract fuel and oxidizer.

Fly and explore

You can control rockets directly or plan flights and launch automated missions. The game models the Solar system and celestial bodies to scale, with all inner planets and their satellites available for exploration. You can send spacecraft to destinations including the Moon, and orbital flight differs between real planets and asteroids.

Simulation features

  • Realistic rocket physics and orbital mechanics.
  • A physically accurate model of Earth's atmosphere, with a seamless transition into space.
  • Planet surfaces generated from NASA elevation maps, with procedural detail added for approach control.
  • Time acceleration up to a maximum factor of 10, even while engines are running.

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