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Easier first missions and a free repair while you learn the ropes.
Drive a rover across 13 worlds of the Solar System. Brake to dodge the meteors!
2087. A probe silent for forty years suddenly calls Earth — from the surface of Pluto. Only one crew can reach it: you and DINO, an old but honest rover, driving the Long Line from the Moon to the edge of the Solar System. You have exactly one control: the brake. Hold anywhere to stop, let go to drive. Every meteor paints its landing target on the ground before it hits — if the target is ahead, brake and let it fall; if it is right under your wheels, keep moving. One decision, taken again and again, is the whole game. 13 WORLDS, 164 MISSIONS • The Moon, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Ceres, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Titan, Enceladus, Triton and Pluto — every world with its own sky, ground and danger. • Dust devils on Mars, rolling boulders on Mercury, lightning under the clouds of Venus, lava fountains on Io, ice geysers on Enceladus, nitrogen plumes on Triton. • Each mission is a real job: deliver supplies, reach a mine, survey a crater, rescue a stranded crew. MORE THAN ONE BUTTON DEEP • Survey gates: stop inside the gate and hold to scan — samples pay and grow your outpost. • Cargo that changes the drive: fragile crates on the roof, heavy ore that brakes late, a crew whose air runs out. • Modules: magnet, scanner, deflector shield, life support and more — pick your loadout for every mission. • Outposts grow on every world map as you play, all the way to the Long Line relay. • Park on the landing pad after the finish line for a bonus. FAIR, NOT RANDOM • Targets are colour-coded: green falls slowly, yellow is quicker, red is about to hit. • A "brake" meteor never lands closer than your braking distance — if you are hit, you were late, not trapped. • Three stars per mission: reach the goal, take no damage, beat the par time. UPGRADE YOUR ROVER Engine, brakes, armour and radar, seven paint jobs, and one LAST CHANCE repair when a run goes wrong. Plays in landscape, on one hand, and works offline. The game is free and supported by ads: a full-screen ad between missions and optional videos for a last chance or bonus coins.