ORBITALA first-person spaceflight & construction sandbox
You’re the mechanic. The pilot. The person outside the airlock.
Build something that flies—and learn what it takes to bring it home.
Demo · By invitation
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Flight / Wayfarer V3
Cockpit, crew cabin, airlock, cell, drive and four landing legs. Explore the complete Wayfarer V3 and operate its moving parts.
Drag to orbit · Pinch to zoom · Use the buttons to operate the ship
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The demo needs one-time online invite activation; single player then works offline. Online worlds require current invite access. Downloads cannot be resumed; request a new download if a transfer is interrupted.
Email updates are open to everyone and do not grant demo access.
01 / The experience
The game concept takes you from the launch deck to the cockpit to the vacuum outside. The demo is evolving; the current game panels show the available tools and controls.
Connect crew spaces, cockpits, cells, drives and landing gear in a modular workshop. Arrange your ship, check its mass and thrust, then finish the work with your construction tool. Revisit the workshop on the pad or in orbit.
Build · Repair · Dismantle
Take manual control or use flight assistance. Manage thrust, attitude and supplies while gravity, atmospheric forces and contact shape the flight. Open orbital instruments alongside your ship to see where your trajectory leads.
Pilot view · Chase view · Orbital instruments
Leave the pilot console and move through connected compartments. Operate hatches, watch cabin pressure and use an airlock before stepping into EVA. Powered hover boots help you move around the worksite and outside the ship.
Walkable interiors · Airlocks · EVA
Manage launch sites and vessels through Future Earth. Use checkpoints and recovery history to revisit a flight or a construction decision. Explore solo, or enter shared play with other pilots.
Fleet & sites · Recovery checkpoints · Shared play
02 / Your first flight
Begin with a local world. Keep a checkpoint before experimenting, and follow the current in-game controls as the demo develops.
Confirm invite access, then choose your mode. Single player keeps your world on this device, with New and Continue choices.
Use the World panel to choose a destination and open a world. Create a ready vessel or an empty workshop, then select your vessel from the fleet.
Use the game’s Play panel for movement modes and flight instruments, and Build for construction. Follow the current in-game controls before attempting a flight.
Save your single-player world before experimenting. Load restores that saved world. Earlier browser flight saves cannot be imported.
Single player uses saves on this device. Online worlds are managed by their hosts. An invited account enables the demo. Signing in does not upload your local save or import earlier browser saves.
03 / On the horizon
The game begins with spacecraft, worksites and orbital flight. The longer-term ambition is a universe where the things you build give you reasons to travel.
These are future directions. The demo is still developing; priorities and availability can change.
Deeper spacecraft handling, landing gear, atmospheric flight and more useful equipment, with clearer guidance for new pilots.
Delivery objectives, inventory-backed construction, mining and resource processing, with more reasons to build together.
Richer station operations, Moon missions and, further ahead, wider solar-system exploration.
Before you go
A first-person spaceflight and construction sandbox about building, operating and recovering spacecraft. The demo is developing. The 3D showcase lets you explore its spacecraft before entering the game.
The demo is available by invitation. Email updates are open to everyone.
Rotate and zoom the Wayfarer V3 preview above, and use its buttons to operate the hatches and landing gear. The flight guide above explains how to begin.
The demo starts with a new save system. Earlier browser flight saves will not be imported. Keep any existing backups for your records; they are not required to use this introduction or receive updates.
Your next stop: the launch deck
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