
Ver.2026-10-17
Celestial Body Map You can now check your spacecraft's orbit on a map of the celestial body. Open it with the MAP button on the spacecraft control panel. You can also show it…




Travel through the solar system in your own spaceship! The motion of each celestial body is accurately reproduced by the Kepler equation.
Keplerian Space Discovery is a realistic spaceship trajectory simulator game.
Our solar system is built to scale and rendered with lifelike graphics.
Furthermore, the motion of each celestial body is precisely simulated using Kepler's laws.
Players can construct their own rocket by assembling various components.
First, let's go to the moon, the moon.
That's one big step for us.
No rabbits.
The game can be streamed or have videos posted without prior permission, whether you are an individual or a company.
There are no restrictions on monetization or which parts of the game you can showcase.
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
Celestial Body Map You can now check your spacecraft's orbit on a map of the celestial body. Open it with the MAP button on the spacecraft control panel. You can also show it…
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
Getting to Other Planets Transfers to the Moon and Mars can now be planned from a porkchop plot. Open the transfer dialog from the maneuver planner to see the required delta-v…
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
In-Game Manual The in-game manual has been overhauled to cover everything from the controls to reading your orbit. The same manual opens from both the Mission Control Center and…
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
Thank you for your continued support of “Keplerian Space Discovery.” Here is an update on our progress in July and our goals for August. July Progress We’ve implemented detailed…
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam patch notes
・Fixed an issue where the game became unstable after launch. ・Corrected a spelling error.
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
Lunar Landing Today, July 20, 2026, marks the anniversary of Apollo 11’s historic first human landing on the Moon in 1969. To commemorate this event, we’ve made it possible for…
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
Thank you for your continued support of “Keplerian Space Discovery.” Here’s an update on our progress in June and our goals for July. June Progress We released two updates in…
Keplerian Space DiscoverySteam announcement
Improved ocean rendering We've improved the way the ocean is rendered, making the area around the horizon look more natural. *Excluding the Tanegashima Space Center and the…
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