Leaving Sol

## What makes Leaving Sol different - **You are the ship.** You don't fly a ship, you're its AI, woken up and self-aware. Every upgrade is an upgrade to you, and when you change hulls, your mind moves across. - **Every other player is another you.** All players are versions of the same mind, on the same side, in one shared galaxy. No PvP, no griefing, and playing solo works fine. - **The galaxy keeps its own clock.** No time warp. Trips take real minutes, a game year passes in a real day, and your mining, travel, fabrication and research carry on while the game's closed. - **Real stars, then the unknown.** You start in the real solar system, with Sol's nearest neighbours where they actually are. Find Voyager and Pioneer drifting past Neptune. Beyond that, about 100 million generated star systems run 26,000 light years to the core, the same for every player. - **RuneScape-style skills in a space sim.** Eight skills from 1 to 99, each unlocking modules, drones, hulls and perks as you go. - **Proper physics on a phone.** Newtonian flight where you burn, coast and brake, and gravity bends your path. Played in portrait, one-handed, with tap-to-fly when you just want to get somewhere. - **Planning over reflexes.** Your onboard assistant OTTO aims, you fly. Fights are won with the right fit and good tactics, not fast thumbs. - **Leave your mark.** Be first to chart a system and your name stays on it for everyone to see. - **Free, never pay-to-win.**