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Andy Meek
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When a video game that unfolds in space has the likes of celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson behind it, the expectation is rightfully set that this is not a shoot-em-up or some kind of race against the clock to find a new planet to live on after earth has been destroyed.
“Space Odyssey,” the game that Tyson and a creative team are in the process of bringing to fruition -- and crowdfunding -- is a slower, more cerebral title. The imperative is not defeating an enemy; it’s, quite simply, to venture out, to go beyond, to come across whatever you find and figure out how to live well among the stars.
And, on the game maker side of the equation, to be as scientifically as accurate as possible along the way.
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