ASTRODIGGER: SPACE SIM & ASTEROID DIGGING

FROM YOUR BEDROOM… TO SPACE

ASTRODIGGER: Space Sim and Asteroid Digging is a first-person immersive survival adventure built in Unreal Engine 5, where the journey from your home to an asteroid millions of kilometers away happens as one continuous experience.

KEY FEATURES

🚀 Seamless Earth-to-Space Experience

Launch directly from the surface of Earth and fly through the atmosphere into space with no loading screens.

🌍 A Spherical Planet

Explore a massive round Earth with planetary gravity. Land anywhere on the surface and experience gravity relative to the planet.

🏙️ A Planet Covered in Cities

Explore an enormous world filled with cities and urban environments stretching across the globe.

👨‍🚀 Fully First-Person

Experience everything through your own eyes — preparing your equipment, entering the rocket, launching, walking through your spacecraft, exploring the asteroid and completing the mission.

🛰️ Fully Walkable Spacecraft

Leave the pilot's chair and freely move around your rocket while in flight or in space.

🪐 Zero-Gravity Exploration

Exit your spacecraft in space and freely float around it using zero-gravity movement.

☁️ Atmospheric Skydiving

Jump from your spacecraft while inside Earth's atmosphere and fall back toward the planet.

🪨 Dynamic Asteroid Gravity

Land on the asteroid and experience its low gravity. Jump higher, move differently and adapt to an entirely new environment.

🔨 Physical Drilling

Use a jackhammer/drilling tool to physically excavate the asteroid and create your own path toward its interior.

💧 Resource Extraction

Find underground ice deposits and process them into vital resources.

🫁 Survival Systems

Manage oxygen, hydration and other resources while working against the clock.

⚗️ Resource Processing

Convert asteroid ice into water, oxygen and hydrogen — then decide how to use your limited resources.

☢️ Nuclear Mission

Reach the required depth, deploy the nuclear device and escape before detonation.

🌌 No Fake Transitions

The entire journey happens in one continuous world. Earth, atmosphere, space and the asteroid are connected through actual gameplay.

🎮 Built in Unreal Engine 5

Powered by Unreal Engine 5, with a focus on massive environments, cinematic atmosphere, detailed interiors and seamless traversal between planetary and space environments.

THE COUNTDOWN HAS BEGUN.

The world doesn't know what to do.

Governments are evacuating.

Cities are collapsing into chaos.

Everyone is waiting for the end.

But you have a rocket in your backyard.

You have a spacesuit.

You have a drill.

And somewhere out there is an asteroid that needs to be stopped.

Get in.

Launch.

Dig deep.

Plant the bomb.

Save Earth.

How far would you go to save the world?

There are no loading screens between Earth and space.

No cutscenes hiding the transition.

No teleporting from one mission to another.

You wake up in your apartment.

You turn on the television.

The news is reporting the incoming asteroid.

The emergency sirens begin.

You leave your room.

Find your spacesuit.

Put it on.

Walk outside.

Open the hatch of your rocket.

Climb inside.

Close the hatch.

Sit in the pilot's seat.

And launch.

Everything happens from your perspective.

ONE CONTINUOUS WORLD

Earth is not a menu.

It is not a level select.

It is a massive, fully explorable spherical planet.

Cities stretch across its surface. Roads, buildings, landscapes and enormous urban areas form a living planetary environment beneath you.

Earth has real planetary gravity.

Wherever you land, the ground feels like the ground.

Stand on one side of the planet and you experience the same intuitive "down" as anywhere else. From far away, the planet may be upside down relative to your original position — but standing on its surface, your body always responds naturally to local gravity.

Fly upward.

Keep flying.

Watch the city disappear beneath you.

Pass through the clouds.

Leave the atmosphere.

And suddenly…

space.

No loading screen.

No transition.

Just Earth becoming smaller beneath your feet.

YOUR ROCKET IS A PLACE, NOT A MENU

Your spacecraft is fully interactive.

You can leave the pilot's seat at any time.

Walk around the interior.

Inspect equipment.

Manage your resources.

Open hatches.

Look out through the windows.

Prepare for your next maneuver.

And when you open the external hatch, you're no longer just controlling a spaceship.

You're standing in space.

Inside Earth's atmosphere, you can jump out and skydive back toward the planet.

In orbit, you can leave the spacecraft and float freely through zero gravity.

You can move around your ship.

Push yourself away.

Grab onto the hull.

Look back at Earth.

Or simply drift into the darkness.

EARTH IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

Your destination is an asteroid large enough to destroy civilization.

It has its own gravitational field.

Its own surface.

Its own hazards.

And its own resources.

When you land, everything changes.

The asteroid's low gravity allows you to jump enormous distances.

Every movement feels different.

Every step matters.

And beneath your feet is the only thing that can give you enough time to complete your mission:

ice.

DIG DEEPER

You have one objective:

Get the nuclear device deep inside the asteroid.

But reaching the required depth isn't as simple as walking inside.

You need to dig.

You carry a powerful jackhammer / drilling tool capable of breaking through the asteroid's surface.

But drilling consumes resources.

And you need to survive long enough to finish the job.

Your suit constantly monitors essential survival systems, including:

- Oxygen

- Hydration

- Fuel

- Energy

The deeper you go, the more important resource management becomes.

ICE IS LIFE

Deep inside the asteroid, you discover deposits of frozen water.

This changes everything.

Bring the ice back to your spacecraft and process it.

Turn it into water for hydration.

Or separate it into:

Oxygen + Hydrogen

Oxygen keeps you alive.

Water keeps you hydrated.

Hydrogen can be used as a resource for your drilling equipment.

The asteroid isn't just your destination.

It's your lifeline.

THE FINAL DESCENT

You drill deeper.

And deeper.

Your oxygen is running low.

Your resources are running low.

The asteroid is getting closer to its collision course with Earth.

Eventually, you reach the required depth.

You deploy the nuclear device.

Arm it.

And run.

Get back to your spacecraft.

Launch away from the asteroid.

Watch the distance grow.

Then…

detonation.

A flash in the darkness.

A catastrophic explosion.

The asteroid breaks apart.

Earth survives.

A JOURNEY YOU ACTUALLY EXPERIENCE

LAST ORBIT isn't about selecting a mission from a menu.

It's about experiencing the entire journey.

From your bedroom.

To your backyard.

To the launchpad.

Through the clouds.

Into orbit.

Out of your spacecraft.

Across the surface of an asteroid.

Through tunnels you physically drill yourself.

And finally…

back into space to watch your mission succeed.

Everything is connected.

Everything happens in real time.