DEPARTURE 2150Follow the journey
Independent spaceflight simulatorSOL SYSTEM / 2150

Departure 2150

PHYSICS
FIRST

An entire Solar System.
A spacecraft to make your own.

Learn your ship. Make the crossing. Find your livelihood between worlds.

Watch the gameplay trailer Find your next departure

In development for Windows PC Coming to Steam

Jupiter filling the cockpit view, with orbital and navigation instruments belowJUPITER / FLIGHT DECK
FROM THE FLIGHT DECKCaptured in the running simulator↓
1:1 Solar System scale6DOF Spacecraft control2150 An industrial frontierPhysics First A universe worth learning
Departure, flybys, and arrivalWatch on YouTube

Your seat is on the flight deck

Some journeys
are worth flying.

Bring a ship off a lunar landing pad. Watch Earth rise behind an orbital station. Make your approach with Jupiter filling the window.

01 / The experience

Take the controls.
Choose your own course.

01

Fly.

Work with thrust, attitude, navigation, power, and heat. Fly the approach yourself or let autonav handle the crossing while you keep an eye on the ship.

A spacecraft worth mastering
02

Haul.

Move freight between stations and surface ports. We’re building toward a livelihood between worlds, with paid contracts, upgrades, and ship progression.

Freight jobs now · Economy & progression planned
03

Discover.

Follow a Martian canyon. Coast above the Moon. Take a ship beyond the familiar routes simply because you want to see what’s there.

Real scale. Extraordinary perspectives.
Meridian C-58 spacecraft flying above the cratered lunar surface
Meet the Meridian C-58Put the C-58
to work.

Load up at a station, deliver to a surface port, and get familiar with a freighter’s handling along the way.

Get to know the machinery

02 / The worlds between

Civilization thins.
The possibilities expand.

From Earth and Luna to the Jovian system, humanity is finding its place among the planets. Beyond that reach, the outer system is an invitation.

Saturn and its sweeping rings seen from a spacecraft cockpit
From the flight deck / Saturn and its rings
01

Earth & Luna

Orbital stations. Lunar ports. Your next departure.

02

Mars & the Belt

Long crossings and an industrial life between worlds.

03

The Jovian system

A distant outpost of an expanding civilization.

04

Beyond Jupiter

Distant moons and long expeditions beyond the reach of settlement.

A world taking shape. Facilities and destinations continue to develop toward the first release.

A different kind of scenic routeWatch on YouTube

Sometimes the detour
is the point.

Follow the contours of a Martian canyon in this recorded flight.

03 / Inside the simulation

There is a reason
it flies like that.

Your destination keeps moving. Your cargo changes how the ship handles. Getting there means knowing when to slow down.

Go inside the simulation

Newton / Universal gravitation

F=GMmr2

The same gravity that pulls you down also holds you in orbit.

04 / From the flight deck

Built with curiosity.
Shared as it grows.

A commercial simulator and a lifelong fascination. Follow the engineering, the experiments, and the flights that make the work worthwhile.

Explore the development journal
Port Halden’s three curved terrace levels and outward concourses beside a bridge to a geodesic sphere

Future destinations

Port Halden takes shape

A tiered transit terminal and six immense geodesic spheres give a future gateway its silhouette.

Read the development note
Graphite and metal cockpit frames around live engineering, flight, and navigation displays

Flight deck

A new seat on the flight deck

The cockpit gains material detail while keeping its instruments at the center of the experience.

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Vesper’s metallic disc hull, glazed central cabin, and deployed landing feet

Fleet additions

A saucer in the hangar

Vesper brings a little classic flying-saucer character to the developing fleet.

Read the development note