yo is there any space sim that allow you to land on planets?

[TallestDavid]

or even better get out of ships? i guess like no mans land?

[Empiro]

You can land on planets in Kerbal, though I wouldn't consider it like No Man's Land at all. You have a set solar system here to play with, and the game focuses on realistic space travel simulation, rather than sci-fi style exploration and action.

[TallestDavid]

oh i wasnt speaking of kerbal but like any other games... haha i know about kerbal but im looking for something else :P

[Shukinen]

there is orbiter where you can pilot real shuttle or fictionnal stuff into space and on different planet, but that is more of a real simulation and needs a lot of learning to get there ^.^; I think you can get out of ship on some of them but i am not quite sure tho but not the character doesnt have motions iirc

[Naiba]

Shores of Hazeron and Rodina are the only ones I can think of off the top of my head.

[PTCGho5t]

Originally posted by Tallestdavid:

or even better get out of ships? i guess like no mans land?

http://store.steampowered.com/app/71000/

[TallestDavid]

Originally posted by WinterSoldier710:

Originally posted by Tallestdavid:

or even better get out of ships? i guess like no mans land?

http://store.steampowered.com/app/71000/

that lets you do what i want? how about planet walking?

[PTCGho5t]

Originally posted by Tallestdavid:

Originally posted by WinterSoldier710:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/71000/

that lets you do what i want? how about planet walking?

yes but only in a mech robot

[BlackWater]

Rodina looks promissing, but after my space engineer dissapointment, I'm leary of any more ea games, added to the wishlist for the next 5 years till its done.

[Enthropy]

If you are mosochist a bit and you don't mind old games, some iterations of Battlecruiser 3000AD had planetary landings and more. I can't remember which of these games had landing, because I have played them very long ago.

They are quite complex and they have brutal learning curve, but I loved them.

[BlackWater]

Originally posted by Enthropy:

If you are mosochist a bit and you don't mind old games, some iterations of Battlecruiser 3000AD had planetary landings and more. I can't remember which of these games had landing, because I have played them very long ago.

They are quite complex and they have brutal learning curve, but I loved them.

Shame he never got any of those into mainstream.

[Minion of Speed]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/345580/

Free version. The most stable version I've played. And it is what is is, but being free, costs nothing to try.

[Incunabulum]

http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/

Try Orbiter.

[Sneemaster]

Star Citizen will allow you to get into and out of ships and land on stations or planets. It's still in pre-Alpha yet. Currently you can run around the hanger and get in ships, and there is multiplayer ship combat.

[TallestDavid]

Originally posted by Sneemaster:

Star Citizen will allow you to get into and out of ships and land on stations or planets. It's still in pre-Alpha yet. Currently you can run around the hanger and get in ships, and there is multiplayer ship combat.

oh i seen alot of that. looks amazing. so is the fps shooting avalable yet?

[A Fat, Angry Serval]

I was going to mention Star Citizen, but someone beat me to it.

Still, Star Citizen seems like your best bet.

(note: I admit I'm a bit biased - I'm a concierge member on the RSI website, meaning that I've spent probably WAY more than I should have on a game that's far from ready for release)