Astro VR (AppID: 2126600)
Type: game
Genre: Casual, Indie, Simulation
Developer: Light-Year Simulations, LLC
Publisher:
Release Date: Jun 2024
Astro VR - Steam Analytics & Details
Astro VR has 0 current players. Currently priced at $0.05, it represents yellow value compared to similar Casual games.
Total Players
0
Price
$0.05
Genre
Casual
Developer
Light-Year Simulations, LLC
Media Gallery
Screenshots
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Videos
Astro VR Overview
Astro VR Solar System
Astro VR Controls
Astro VR Intro
Game Insights
Buy Verdict
Watch — $4.99.
Decent deal at 0% off, but might drop further. Watch for better opportunities.
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~20 days until next sale
Community Sentiment
Very Positive — score 100/100.
Top praised area: gameplay (0 positive mentions).
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Value Score
Fair Value — 67th percentile.
Price-to-player ratio ranks in the 67th percentile. Priced as Market at $4.99.
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Market pricing tier
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Astro VR worth buying right now?
Watch — $4.99. Decent deal at 0% off, but might drop further. Watch for better opportunities.
When does Astro VR go on sale?
Decent deal at 0% off, but might drop further. Watch for better opportunities.
What do players think of Astro VR?
Very Positive — score 100/100. Top praised area: gameplay (0 positive mentions).
Genre Benchmarks
Value Ratio
Top 33%
Early Access Active
Time in EA
720 days
Price History
Lowest Price
$0.05
May 2026 across all regions
Current Price
$0.05
US region
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Price history across regions (last 30 days)
System Requirements
Platform Support
Windows
Windows Requirements
Minimum:
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-9600K CPU @ 3.70 GHz or equivalent
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1060 or equivalent
- Storage: 4 MB available space
- Sound Card: Optional
- VR Support: Open VR
Recommended:
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i7-6800K @ 3.40 GHz or equivalent
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1080 or equivalent
- Storage: 4 MB available space
- Sound Card: Optional
- VR Support: Open VR
Pricing
Paid Game
CDN$ 6.49 (CAD)
Additional Information
Categories
Single-player
Tracked Controller Support
VR Supported
Family Sharing
Tags
3D
Atmospheric
Casual
Early Access
Education
Exploration
Immersive Sim
Indie
Realistic
Science
+7 more
Supported Languages
English
Current Pricing
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CDN$ 6.49
Regular Price
Historical low: $0.05
(May 2026)
Additional Information
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DEJUS Rating
l
Brazilian rating
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Steam Germany
0
German classification
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Support
🎁
Purchase Options
1
package options
Developer Analytics
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About This Game
Freely travel among the stars and planets in this made for VR astronomy simulation. Experience space from some of the smallest solar system bodies to our largest planets. Or leave the solar system to explore strange new worlds orbiting stars so distant it takes light thousands of years to get here.
Detailed Description
Travel among the stars and planets In this made for VR astronomy simulation. Within the solar system you can visit all the planets and moons as well as many asteroids, trans-Neptunian objects, and other small solar system bodies. Outside the solar system, go to thousands of stars and their exoplanets. Also works on flat screen with keyboard and mouse.
All the solar system objects sizes and locations are based on accurate and up to date information. Where actual images are available you will see the correct texture or, if detailed information is available, a reasonable extrapolation is used. The orientation of the planets is correct relative to the solar system and the solar system itself is oriented correctly to the background stars.
Star color, brightness, size and position are taken directly from available data or are calculated. There are thousands of stars and exoplanets to explore. The habitability zone of each star is calculated and the exoplanets within it are textured appropriately for size, age, and rotation. As you explore you will see text for stars that are known to have planets as well as planets that are within the habitability zone.
Black holes have mass from the latest sources, size and event horizon assume a rotating black hole. Accretion disk rotation speed and doppler beaming effect are simulated along with the gravitation distortion of the background stars.
Objects move with time. Set a time scale and observe planets, moons, asteroids, etc. move in orbits determined by ephemeris data from JPL. See the motion of moons around Jupiter or the Earth around the moon, or the entire system around the sun. Time can move forward or backward and positions are extrapolated for time before or after the dataset.
Every object is labeled with an option to turn off the text. In addition, detailed information on each object can be displayed. When available, we collect data on position and orbits, size, mass, temperature, magnitude, luminosity, inclination, and more. You can do side by side comparisons with the sun, Jupiter, Earth, and the moon.
Currently there are:
There will be more.
You may freely move among all the stellar objects with only two controls. Left controller thumbpad/stick for movement, right to zoom. Separate scales for object size and distance allow you to see the entire solar system within arms length or you may zoom in to where size and distance scales are the same.
Terrible. It is possible to set a webcam (including from some headsets) as the background. Typically this is fuzzy and laggy. Your results may vary, but probably not.
Currently:
Min Scale Distance: 1 meter = 2 light years.
Max Scale (both): 1 meter = 1,000 km
SIMULATION
All the solar system objects sizes and locations are based on accurate and up to date information. Where actual images are available you will see the correct texture or, if detailed information is available, a reasonable extrapolation is used. The orientation of the planets is correct relative to the solar system and the solar system itself is oriented correctly to the background stars.
Star color, brightness, size and position are taken directly from available data or are calculated. There are thousands of stars and exoplanets to explore. The habitability zone of each star is calculated and the exoplanets within it are textured appropriately for size, age, and rotation. As you explore you will see text for stars that are known to have planets as well as planets that are within the habitability zone.
Black holes have mass from the latest sources, size and event horizon assume a rotating black hole. Accretion disk rotation speed and doppler beaming effect are simulated along with the gravitation distortion of the background stars.
Objects move with time. Set a time scale and observe planets, moons, asteroids, etc. move in orbits determined by ephemeris data from JPL. See the motion of moons around Jupiter or the Earth around the moon, or the entire system around the sun. Time can move forward or backward and positions are extrapolated for time before or after the dataset.
DATA
Every object is labeled with an option to turn off the text. In addition, detailed information on each object can be displayed. When available, we collect data on position and orbits, size, mass, temperature, magnitude, luminosity, inclination, and more. You can do side by side comparisons with the sun, Jupiter, Earth, and the moon.
Currently there are:
- 6096 Star Systems
- 6720 Individual Stars, 16 black holes, 7 neutron stars
- 8 Planets
- 222 Moons
- 91 Minor Planets
- 5404 Exoplanets
- 9 Spacecraft
There will be more.
VR EXPERIENCE
You may freely move among all the stellar objects with only two controls. Left controller thumbpad/stick for movement, right to zoom. Separate scales for object size and distance allow you to see the entire solar system within arms length or you may zoom in to where size and distance scales are the same.
AR EXPERIENCE
Terrible. It is possible to set a webcam (including from some headsets) as the background. Typically this is fuzzy and laggy. Your results may vary, but probably not.
Currently:
Min Scale Distance: 1 meter = 2 light years.
Max Scale (both): 1 meter = 1,000 km
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players are currently playing Astro VR?
0 players are currently in-game on Steam.
Is Astro VR free to play?
Astro VR costs $0.05 on Steam.
What genre is Astro VR?
Astro VR is a Casual, Indie, Simulation game.
Who developed Astro VR?
Astro VR was developed by Light-Year Simulations, LLC.
What platforms does Astro VR support?
Available on Steam for Windows.
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