NASA, the US space agency has recently launched its own tabletop role-playing game (RPG) called “The Lost Universe” that space enthusiasts can play. This unexpectedly released a fantasy TRPC scenario on March 5. The game is designed to allow players to explore the universe and learn about real-world science.

It comes with a rulebook, a set of dice, and character sheets that players can use to create their space-faring characters and embark on various missions across the cosmos. The game is entertaining and educational, as players will encounter various scientific concepts and challenges that will require them to use their knowledge and critical thinking skills to solve. Overall, NASA’s new RPG is a great way for people to experience the wonders of space and science in a fun and engaging way.

Anyone can download it for free on NASA’s official 44-page gameplay book. The best part of The Lost Universe is anyone can play it at a party with 4-7 players, but some of you need to know that you may need to fudge a few things to graft this narrative onto your TTRPG system of choice. According to the book it will take almost 3-4 hours to get through the adventure.

To make this incredible thing (The Lost Universe) all the credit goes to NASA employees from various departments. The first credit goes to the lead on adventure design Christina Mitchell, who is a video producer, and Michelle Belleville, a web design lead, was in charge of graphic design because of these it looks so real and fantastic, and others contributed including people from the Hubble team and Earth Science Outreach team because of them it became to possible.