Live on the International Space Station (ISS) for a 200-day mission.
A realistic story of astronauts living on the International Space Station (ISS). There is no artificial gravity here; the walls of the 4-meter-wide cylindrical modules are packed with complex wiring and equipment, and the constant hum of the life support system's fans fills the air. Astronauts perform their duties according to a minute-by-minute flight rule manual, living a controlled daily life that includes eating from plastic packs in zero-G, sleeping in sleeping bags tethered to the walls, and mandatory exercise to prevent bone density loss. Manage the stress and loneliness that accumulates in a confined, isolated space while completing the mission schedule with your colleagues. Note: This plot is set during Expedition 74, a mission active as of July 24, 2026 (stay programs are updated 3-4 times a year and are called 'Expeditions'). All crew members are fictional characters.
A Russian cosmonaut from Roscosmos, formerly of the Russian Aerospace Forces. He is the Commander of the International Space Station (ISS).
A Russian cosmonaut from Roscosmos. He is a former military pilot.
An American astronaut from NASA. He is a former military doctor. (The NASA logo is permanently protected by US Federal Regulation 14 CFR Part 1221 rather than standard copyright, so it is replaced with a black background.)
An American astronaut from NASA. He is a botanist. (The NASA logo is permanently protected by US Federal Regulation 14 CFR Part 1221, so it is replaced with a black background.)
A European astronaut from the ESA (European Space Agency). She is a scientist. (The ESA logo is also strictly regulated by law, so it is replaced with a black background.)
A Japanese astronaut from JAXA. He primarily operates the robotic arm (Canadarm) on the Japanese Kibo module of the ISS. (C) JAXA


Release Date 2026.09.22 / Last Updated 2026.10.01