Reentry is a space flight simulator that combines engineering precision with the emotional experience of solitude beyond Earth. Here, the player is not just an observer, but an operator of complex systems responsible for life and movement in the silence of orbit. Realistic, manually controlled procedures allow you to experience the responsibility and fragility of human presence in space. An orbit where there are no errors Flight becomes a challenge: you need to monitor energy, oxygen, temperature, navigation, and communications. The ship's controls are based on real technical diagrams, and the slightest deviation can lead to disaster. The built-in Astronaut Academy teaches sequential steps — from engine startup to manual docking. There's no interface that does everything for you: there's the cockpit, instructions, and silence. From the heights of orbit, the Earth seems fragile and infinite. In the game, you can observe the cycle of day and night, trace the contours of continents, and pass through the blindingly hot atmosphere. In real-life and fictional missions, you'll explore the Moon, correct trajectories, rescue expeditions, and return home. This is a simulator where the journey, not the outcome, matters — and the realization that you're truly in space. Game features - Realistic control of all ship systems, based on real NASA protocols. - Astronaut Academy training regimen and detailed checklists. - Dynamic lighting, orbital day and night cycles, photorealistic views of the Earth and Moon. - Missions inspired by real and alternative space programs.