Most of us have wanted to go to space at some point in our lives. Probably without all the G-force training and dehydration diets. That said, its new arrival on Xbox gives us perhaps the most realistic indication of space yet. mass effect and your No Man’s Sky, this is reality. Find out what life is like on the International Space Station with Space Science Investigations on Xbox.

This is more than just a social visit to the ISS, but there are things to do. The H-II Transfer Vehicle is due to arrive and needs to be confirmed to be properly anchored. But before that, we need to prepare the space station itself.

Experience the feeling of traveling in zero gravity on this recreated ISS. By doing so, you can learn about the effects of microgravity on the human body. Space Science Investigations was developed in collaboration with NASA itself to provide the most realistic experience possible.

Space Science Investigations is designed as a learning tool, not an out-and-out game. You can experience a part of life on the ISS, perform everyday tasks there, and receive some factoids at the same time. But just because it’s not a full game doesn’t mean it’s not rewarding.

Space Science Investigations is now available on the Xbox store, the best part is that it’s completely free! No microtransactions or anything like that. This is a completely free experience. Is it worth signing up for an Xbox profile? Our review can answer that question in no time.

game description

Welcome to the International Space Station! Your job is to ensure that her resupply H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) safely docks at the International Space Station. But before that, we need to prepare the ISS for the arrival of the HTV. Traveling in zero gravity is different than what we are used to on Earth. Fly, flip and spin around stations without gravity to help you out. But be careful, you might get sick! Learn and experience the effects of microgravity on the human body as you complete tasks and float around the International Space Station. This app contains information on the effects of microgravity on the human body for classroom and home use.