I mean, NASA just published some audio this week of a real-life black hole that sounds like a Mass Effect reaper. That though space can be cold and intimidating, it’s also fascinating because there’s so much we don’t know about it. That’s what Cristoforetti is celebrating here. Hell, the Microsoft Store’s got a whole page dedicated to them. And these are just the first six games that come to mind. Of course, you can’t forget about Bethesda’s starfieldprobably the most anticipated- and biggest?-space exploration game, with a reported 1000 or more planets. there’s also Dune: Spice Wars and Star Trek: Resurgence and the Dead Space remake. You’ve got the anime JRPG and Monster Hunter-like Star Ocean The Divine Force. There’s the horror adventure The Callisto Protocol, which looks incredibly nightmare inducing. While it’s easy to point to recent games, including Elite Dangerous and Outer Wilds, as being partly responsible for fueling space’s popularity as a playground for this interactive medium, there are a ton of upcoming games that’ll send us to space, as well. As we look towards returning to the moon and onto Mars with our ambitious Teranova program, humanity’s space flight capabilities will be in part thanks (sic) to the game’s industry.” They create curiosity, interest, and a love of space exploration in gamers around the world. Those missions you send your players on aren’t just great fun. “We see how many space games you’ve been creating recently. “I come to you to say bravo to the game’s industry,” Cristoforetti said. She said, as she floated in zero gravity while wearing a gray ESA polo and some green cargo pants, that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is stoked about developers highlighting the “love of space exploration” with various recent games such as No Man’s Sky, Stellaris, The Outer Worldsand the like.ĮSA Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti Delivers a Message from Space | gamescom Opening Night LIVE 202 Because if you didn’t know, there are a lotta games dropping in the next few years that are set in the cold expanse just above us.Ĭristoforetti, who’s currently flying at 27,000 kilometers per hour (approximately 17,000 mph) and 400 kilometers (roughly 250 miles) above our heads on the International Space Station, popped up to give a quick “bravo to the games industry” for hardcore repping space. While the two-hour broadcast may be over and done with, one moment from the show is now living in my mind rent-free: a short message from European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti applauding the abundance of upcoming space games. Phew! This year’s Opening Night Live was kinda exhausting, what with the plethora of new trailers and “world premieres” host Geoff Keighley showered us in.
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