Machines left behind on the Moon and Mars are still sending signals. Follow them, hear their stories, and find every one.
Type your name or a nickname. You can change it any time in Settings.
Saved only on this device.
Field of view changes how wide you see through the astronaut's eyes. Lower it if moving around makes you feel dizzy.
Erase all progress? This can't be undone.
A free browser game about the machines humanity left on other worlds. Explore the Moon and Mars, track down the landers, rovers and rockets left behind, and hear each one tell its own story.
Made for students in grades 6–12, and anyone curious about space. It runs in any modern browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Nothing to install and no account needed. Your progress is saved on your device, and once saved for offline play it works without internet.
Follow ECHO's signal to each machine, let ECHO scan it and listen to its story. Answer its question to save the story to your Archive. Find every machine in a level to unlock the next one, then rebuild a real NASA photo to finish the level.
Every mission fact, date and landing site comes from NASA. The photos are real NASA mission images, and many machines use NASA's own 3D models. To keep the game playable, the ground is generated to look like each world, and the sites are placed much closer together than they really are. On the real Moon and Mars they're hundreds to thousands of kilometres apart.
Facts were checked against these sources in November 2026. Dates are in UTC.
Each photo's credit is shown under it in the game.
Version 1.0. NASA images and 3D models are public domain and used under NASA’s media guidelines. This game is not made or endorsed by NASA.