Paul Fuller of the Space Frontier Foundation presents his concept for a space-themed game blending education and entertainment to rebuild interest in STEM. He critiques existing offerings like NASA’s games and Kerbal, proposes a map-based civilization game where players run a space company, and in Q&A calls Mars One financially unworkable and premature.
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