I’ve been working on my realistic space flight simulator, and this is what a full flight currently looks like: from the main menu, into the vehicle builder, launching from the pad, reaching space, and finally coming back down for reentry.

There are already a lot of features in the game, but I still keep finding things I want to add before I’m willing to call it ready.

So I’m curious: what would you personally expect from a realistic space flight simulator? What features would make you want to keep playing?

Mine asteroid belts, run trade routes, and grow colonies across six star systems while three factions carve up the frontier. A fourth, the Dominion, boards your ship: a lance clamps onto the hull, cuts through, and the fight moves to your own decks in real time, holding choke points against waves of raiders.

Just added two-player LAN co-op. You each fly your own ship with your own upgrades, but share one economy and one set of colonies, and you join forces to fight off invading raiders.

Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5098890/Benders_In_Space/

Looking for feedback specifically on the boarding combat: does it read clearly from the trailer alone, and does the co-op pitch (LAN only, two players, shared economy) sound compelling?