Hey space geeks, there’s a good news for you. NASA has unveiled the first iPhone game today. It’s Lunar Electric Rover(LER) Simulator. You will be experienced the interactive lunar features with this app. And this is for free! So go get it from the App Store and control your own Lunar rover.

NASA is planning to send a new rover to the moon in the near future for the past years. But we don’t know whether they will do it or not, but they will experience you to land your Lunar rover on the moon virtually. Aren’t you thrilled?

NASA has described:
Welcome to the NASA Lunar Electric Rover (LER) Simulator. You don’t need a driver’s license, but you still need to buckle up as the LER Simulator gives you a glimpse of what it might be like to support the activities of a functioning Lunar Outpost. Get busy. You never know if your skills here will become a major part of the NASA Astronaut application process in the future.

According to Krapps.com:
Both armchair astronauts and common folks alike will love this simulated joy ride on the moon and being tasked with various missions to complete. While gameplay controls resemble Pac-Man … left, right, forward and reverse … the game presents plenty of unique challenges before the words “Mission Accomplished” are awarded. Just like real-life astronauts, proper navigation and attention to power consumption are the keys to success while driving in space.
NASA Lunar Electric Rover Simulator is not only a mouthful to say, but filled to the brim with extra goodies. The Gallery section of the app features 14 images of various Lunar Electric Rovers with facts about each. The interactive Learn section takes a closer look at the rover, complete with informational call-outs. Couple all this with groovy spacey in-app music, the NASA Lunar Electric Rover Simulator app should quickly makes its way into the Overall Top 50 Free apps.
You can get it for free in the App Store.
Name: NASA Lunar Electric Rover Simulator
Free
- Category: Games
- Released: Feb 22, 2010
- Version: 1.0
- 50.1 MB
- Languages: English
- Seller: NASA

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