Yes, you have to make sure they don’t collide and guide them to the landing area. It works on almost any device, so you can try it on your mobile phone. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!
After the first two days, the game becomes more challenging. Multiple aircraft will arrive at the same time, and you’ll have to prioritize them based on their remaining fuel while carefully managing their routes to avoid collisions.
I noticed that quite a few people mentioned the astronaut dragging mechanic. It's actually intentional—you need to drag the astronaut as if you're grabbing them, then release, grab them again, and keep repeating. That's part of the challenge. Also, the faster and harder you drag, the speed the astronaut gains.
As for the exam, each question is meant to take about a minute of thinking on its own, yet you only have one minute to answer all six questions. The idea is to make you feel the pressure of the countdown rather than give you enough time to solve everything comfortably.
The game doesn't force you to retry, either. The story end whether you pass or fail the exam.
A mistake was discovered in Question 4 of Story 3 after the game was submitted .
The question incorrectly implies that the battery connection directly affects the EMF , which is not scientifically correct . The question should have been based on resistance instead .
To avoid confusion, please skip the question. For the game's progression, option C is considered the correct answer within the game system, even though it is not the scientifically correct answer.
