Alla spel > Genre: Simuleringar > Project Eagle: A 3D Interactive Mars Base

Project Eagle: A 3D Interactive Mars Base

An interactive art demo that showcases what a future base on Mars could look like. Project Eagle isn't a game - but an exploration of mankind's possible future.

Alla recensioner:

Mestadels positiva (538) - 75% av 538 användarrecensioner för det här spelet är positiva.

Utgivningsdatum:

27 nov, 2018

Utvecklare:

Blackbird Interactive

Utgivare:

Blackbird Interactive

Taggar

Populära användarskapta taggar för denna produkt:

+

Registrera dig för att lägga till denna artikel i din önskelista eller ignorera den.

Funktioner

En spelare

Steam-prestationer

Begränsade profilfunktioner

Språk:

	Gränssnitt	Fullt ljud	Undertexter
Svenska	Stöds inte
Engelska	✔	✔

Inkluderar 6 Steam-prestationer

Visa
alla 6

Titel: Project Eagle: A 3D Interactive Mars Base
Genre: Gratis att spela, Simuleringar

Utvecklare: Blackbird Interactive

Utgivare: Blackbird Interactive

Utgivningsdatum: 27 nov, 2018

Gå till webbplatsen

Visa uppdateringshistorik Läs relaterade nyheter Visa diskussioner Hitta gemenskapsgrupper

Kapsla in

Spela Project Eagle: A 3D Interactive Mars Base

Gratis att spela

Spela spelet

Om detta spel

Project Eagle is an interactive model of a Mars colony in Gale Crater at the base of Mount Sharp, near the original landing site of the Mars Curiosity Rover. The project came to fruition after Blackbird Interactive Inc. was contacted by members of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) to create a demo of a possible base on Mars.

Eagle isn't a game, but a tool to allow users to explore and learn about a potential future Mars colony. Eagle base is grounded in real possibilities, informed by real science with direct guidance and feedback from NASA and JPL scientists about the technological and material constraints for building human habitation on the red planet. Project Eagle is built in Unity using terrain data from the HiRise camera aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, and is accurate to one meter.

The project was initially demonstrated live onstage at the 2017 D.I.C.E. Summit by NASA’s Dr. Jeff Norris, and BBI’s CEO Rob Cunningham and CCO Aaron Kambeitz.