Go For Launch: Mercury
Re-live the early days of spaceflight in the accurate, detailed and exciting simulation of the Mercury spacecraft.
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$20.8K
$9.3Klow → high range$45.7K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
3.2K
mid estimate
Reviews
73
Media
Screenshots & trailer
About
About the game
Re-live the early days of space flight in Go For Launch: Mercury, the first in a series of games exploring the early days of space flight.
With full integration for either a standard computer monitor or full VR via a headset GFL:Mercury takes you on the ultimate adventure into space and let you re-live the exact experiences of those early pioneers, the Mercury Seven.
Fully functioning, interactive spacecraft interiors and exteriors. Each individually crafted to accurately portray the changes in design and loadout.
Complete missions from the mercury program.
Detailed models of the Atlas and Redstone rockets.
A full scale recreation of earth as seen from low orbit.
GFL: Mercury is designed to be as authentic and accurate as possible. It is an educational product as well as an entertainment project, suitable for use by schools and colleges to educate and engage students in the fields of astronomy, spaceflight and history.
With full integration for either a standard computer monitor or full VR via a headset GFL:Mercury takes you on the ultimate adventure into space and let you re-live the exact experiences of those early pioneers, the Mercury Seven.
key Features
Fully functioning, interactive spacecraft interiors and exteriors. Each individually crafted to accurately portray the changes in design and loadout.
Complete missions from the mercury program.
Detailed models of the Atlas and Redstone rockets.
A full scale recreation of earth as seen from low orbit.
GFL: Mercury is designed to be as authentic and accurate as possible. It is an educational product as well as an entertainment project, suitable for use by schools and colleges to educate and engage students in the fields of astronomy, spaceflight and history.