You’ll start with a rocket booster that needs to land upright on a tower—classic, clean, and surprisingly tough. Then there’s the smaller spacecraft: quick, nimble, and built for weaving through tight spots and dodging floating debris before touching down.

Each mission has a higher difficulty; every surface becomes part of the challenge. And with limited fuel, every second counts.

It’s not about flashy explosions or over-the-top graphics. It’s about control. Precision. The quiet tension of sticking the landing when it really counts.