Today, July 20, 2026, marks the 57th anniversary of the historic event—the landing of a human on the Moon, which was a significant technological breakthrough. In connection with this event, a list of five space games worth trying has been compiled.
Today, July 20, 2026, marks the 57th anniversary of the historic event—the landing of a human on the Moon, which was a significant technological breakthrough. In connection with this event, a list of five space games worth trying has been compiled.
The Outer Worlds is an RPG developed by Obsidian Entertainment, the studio behind projects such as Avowed and Fallout New Vegas. In this game, players embark on a space adventure characterized by a captivating storyline. During gameplay, players often have to make decisions whose consequences are felt, and they can choose various approaches to problem-solving.
The combat system is implemented from a first-person perspective; it is smooth and allows switching between melee combat and firearms, combining direct fighting with stealth. The Tactical Time Dilation (TTD) feature creates a time-slowing effect known as 'bullet time.' Besides combat, the player can freely explore the world, hack terminals, and open chests, which happens simply and straightforwardly, while the environment is incredibly rendered.
Dead Space is a remake of a classic science fiction survival horror game created by Motive. The plot centers on an ordinary engineer who finds himself aboard a massive mining spaceship filled with strange creatures called Necromorphs while searching for his lost love somewhere on board. New graphical capabilities have made the environment even more impressive, and the enhanced presence of darkness and fog makes the atmosphere more oppressive and frightening than in the original.
Improvements are also noticeable in the combat system, which traditionally requires dismembering enemies into parts. Now, smarter and more aggressive creatures appear, having clear visual signs of damage to each limb. Furthermore, the emphasis on exploration has significantly increased, including scenes in zero gravity outside the ship, making the gaming experience more diverse.
Outer Wilds is a space exploration and puzzle-solving game developed by Mobius Digital. The company presents a vast cosmic mystery where players must find clues about an ancient alien race on various planets in its solar system. Although the premise seems simple, it becomes very engaging as the game progresses.
Each of the five planets is unique in both appearance and mechanical concepts that form the puzzles for progression. Examples include Giant's Deep with its sky-reaching whirlpools creating floating islands, or Brittle Hollow with a black hole at its core. All planets contain information that needs to be collected and interpreted to reach other places and ultimately solve the main mystery, creating a unique and intriguing detective gameplay.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition, developed by BioWare, returns the trilogy in an updated and optimized version for 4K Ultra HD. Thus, players get all the single-player content of three games, plus over 40 expansions (DLC) including weapons, armor, and additional packs, in one place.
If you are unfamiliar with the franchise, Mass Effect is an action RPG focused on decision-making and its consequences. Moreover, choices made in the first game affect events in the second, which in turn leads to consequences in the third. All of this unfolds in a true saga where Commander Shepard and his crew must explore space and protect humanity from the greatest threat it has ever faced.
Deliver Us The Moon is an indie game created by KeokeN Interactive, in which the player acts as a lone astronaut sent to the Moon to save humanity from extinction. The game offers an interesting blend of exploration and puzzle-solving, allowing players to uncover new areas and reveal the secret of an abandoned lunar base from five years ago.
In addition to exploration and problem-solving, the game includes action and stealth segments, adding emotionality and variety to the gameplay. The story is also intriguing and touching, well-told and one of the game's main strengths. It is an exciting, surprising, and unique experience, especially because it does not use typical science fiction elements such as alien creatures or monsters from other worlds.
In July 2026, several technological devices captured the market's attention, ranging from gaming accessories to innovations in visualization and image capture.
The Levitexa support uses magnetic levitation technology to allow objects to float in the air. A magnet embedded in the base repels another contained in the suspended piece, enabling any item to be placed on it. Furthermore, the object can rotate slowly, with the direction and speed of this rotation adjustable by the user.
Different models are available: the Nimbus Squared, priced at US$ 80, supports loads of up to 400 grams. For heavier items, the Stratus model, valued at US$ 250, offers capacity for up to 1 kg.
The Insta360 Luna Ultra camera, available for US$ 770, incorporates an integrated gimbal. This mechanism allows the lens head to move to compensate for tremors and displacements, ensuring extremely stable footage even during movement.
This product shares similarities with the DJI Osmo, which has already surpassed 10 million units sold. However, the Insta360 Luna Ultra has two significant advantages: a detachable control and two lenses, one of which features 12x zoom functionality. It is worth noting that DJI is currently investigating Insta360, accusing it of plagiarizing the Osmo. Recently, DJI also introduced a dual-lens model, the Osmo Pocket 4P.
The Tilt Five, sold for US$ 700, transforms the gaming experience with three pairs of augmented reality glasses. These glasses project the game pieces and scenarios in three dimensions onto an 80 x 100 cm board. Each participant uses a wand to interact with the game elements, which cover genres such as RPGs, logic challenges, and skill-based games. The system is compatible with a total of 34 titles, some free and others available for purchase.
For fighting game enthusiasts, the FlexStrike was launched, developed by Sony specifically for the PlayStation 5. This controller features an arcade-inspired design, equipped with a directional stick and eight large buttons, ideal for titles like Street Fighter, Tekken, and Mortal Kombat.
The FlexStrike operates wirelessly and guarantees low latency, measured at only 4 milliseconds, a crucial factor in games requiring quick reactions. It comes with a carrying case and is already marketed in Brazil for an average price of R$ 1,500, while its cost in the United States is US$ 200.