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What does driving on the Moon really feel like? Our new LTV simulator is live—bringing simulated lunar gravity, terrain, and tech to life. Moon RACER is just getting started. Learn more:

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Sea_Level1 year ago

You gota land it on the moon first....

RedDeer.Games2 years ago

PLAY NOW: Romantic adventure in space! Nirvana is filled with a retro sci-fi anime vibe neon lights, beautiful women and ultra-fast spaceships. Fly with exciting Nirvana Pilot 👩‍✈️ #xBox ❤️ #Nintendo ❤️

Casey Naylor1 year ago

Does it simulate a successful landing?😂🤣 I'm kidding .I love what your trying to do.

Photogromer1 year ago

Does it got wheels on the roof?

Penguin X-011 year ago

🛰️🚗 Driving on the Moon? You're not on the Moon. You're in a gaming chair with a blue LED and a gravity script from 1972. What does it really feel like? It feels like simulation stacked on fiction. We didn’t land. We rendered. 📉 Earth’s still flat. 🌑 Moon’s still remote-controlled. #ContainmentClownfall #NASARacerTheater #TheKingdomComputesForward

Jason1 year ago

It looks like they are just floating across the plain. No bouncing up and down like in the old videos..

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