I know it's 2025 but i choose to go to the moon in THIS decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are still hard.

Reaching for the Impossible: The Profound Impact of Reentry

Rarely does a game like Reentry come along—one that transcends mere entertainment to offer an experience of profound substance. It is a title that speaks to the dreamers among us, those who yearn to explore realms of knowledge and adventure inaccessible due to time, money, or social position. Through this game, players are not merely entertained; they are transported into the heart of humanity's most ambitious endeavors, gaining insights and sensations that would otherwise remain out of reach.

What sets Reentry apart is its meticulous attention to detail and authenticity. It is not just a simulation but an invitation to step into the shoes of history's great pioneers. The game demands patience, focus, and a willingness to learn—a far cry from the instant gratification typical of many modern titles. Yet, for those willing to invest the effort, it offers unparalleled rewards: a deeper understanding of space exploration and a visceral connection to the challenges and triumphs faced by astronauts like John Glenn and Gus Grissom.

This is not a game for dilettantes or casual dabblers. It requires dedication akin to mastering a complex craft or studying a dense textbook. But therein lies its beauty: Reentry respects its audience's intelligence and curiosity. It provides a rare opportunity to engage with a subject in a meaningful way, allowing players to experience the intricacies of spacecraft operation and the awe-inspiring vastness of space without ever leaving their homes.

In an era where many games prioritize flashy graphics or shallow narratives, Reentry stands as a testament to what gaming can achieve when it prioritizes depth and authenticity. It is more than just a game—it is an educational tool, an emotional journey, and a celebration of human ingenuity. For those who have ever dreamed of touching the stars but thought it impossible, Reentry offers not just a glimpse but an immersive dive into that dream.

Realistic and engaging simulation of the USA space program. You learn to fly the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo vehicles. Be aware though that this is a study level sim which takes some time and perseverance to master. All the important subsystems are modeled in detail and you must understand them to survive space.

I didn't expect to read a 200 page manual on how to fly the Gemini capsule for this game but I enjoyed every second of it.

I love realistic sims, and this one is on another level. I've only played 20 hours, and I have just completed my first full Gemini Mission. Never thought that it was possible to know this much about these spacecraft. God bless the people who created this sim.

This is a great game and really good graphics but They don’t have my favorite rocket the space shuttle that’s why I’m I’m rating it a 4.5 and I’m sorry I just really want a space shuttle.

I have been a pilot and a fan of flight simulation for 30 years - MSFS, P3D, PMDG 737 etc. I have also been a fan of the Space Program set in the 60s and 70s. I have watched the mini series From the Earth to the Moon at least 20 times. For anyone remotely interested in this stuff, this is PURE GOLD. You wont regret it. This deserves 6 stars.

Outstanding simulation! I really enjoy this simulation thus far. There is a lot to learn and understand, but it is very interesting and gratifying to follow the academy and the career missions. I'm only at the Mercury Atlas missions but enjoying it very much...

I don't understand how this game doesn't have a million players and reviews. It is one of the best spacecraft sims on the market, in regard to early space flight. Fully simulated cockpits and extensive academy lessons will teach you how to operate these crafts safely, all the way to the moon!

If you like space even a little bit, you're doing yourself a disservice by not having this sim!

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