Cosmodroom

Cosmodroom was a virtual space agency simulation game developed by Sakabe Interactive and released in 2002. The game was playable online and allowed players to build, manage, and explore their own space agency, complete with various facilities, equipment, and personnel.

Players could construct a series of buildings, ranging from launch pads and control rooms to research centers and living quarters. As the player agency progressed, new buildings and facilities became available, enabling the exploration of space, research of new technologies, and performance of space missions.

Players were responsible for managing their agency's resources, assigning tasks to personnel, and making critical decisions regarding mission objectives and resource allocation. Additionally, the game included a component for researching and developing new technologies, which could provide benefits to space missions and the agency as a whole.

Cosmodroom allowed for both single-player and multi-player modes, with the latter enabling players to join or create virtual space agency groups. Players could collaborate on missions, share resources, and work together to achieve common goals.

Cosmodroom's gameplay mechanics focused on resource management, decision-making, and exploration. The game's virtual environment was depicted in a stylized 2D representation, with simple graphics and sounds. Developed in Japan, Cosmodroom gained a following among those interested in space exploration and simulation games. Despite its limited duration and post-launch updates, the game remains a notable part of early-2000s online gaming history.