Stick the LandingCan you stick the landing?
Rockets used to be thrown away after one flight. Now boosters fly home and land themselves. Your turn: bring one back to a pad, a pitching droneship or the tower's chopstick arms, without turning it into confetti.
Three ways to fly
Keyboard or touch. Easy to learn, hard to land perfectly.
Campaign
24 levels from a first hop to a tower catch in a gale — plus the Moon, Mars and Titan. Each one comes with a real moment from landing history.
Daily Landing
One new landing a day, the same for everyone. Your first flight counts. Keep your streak alive and share your score.
Free Flight
Pick the world, wind, fuel and target, then send the exact scenario to a friend.
Your flight log
Saved on this device only.
The reusable-rocket revolution, in numbers
Why landing rockets is the space story of 2026.
Flights by one booster. Falcon 9 booster B1067 flew its record 37th mission on 25 August 2026.
Falcon booster landings by 8 August 2026. The first was on 21 December 2015.
Downrange landing of LandSpace's Zhuque-3 booster on 18 August 2026, the first orbital-class booster landing by a Chinese company.
From an abort. SpaceX said the first chopstick catch (13 Oct 2024) was about one second from being called off.
New Glenn's booster “Never Tell Me The Odds” landed on the ship Jacklyn in Nov 2025, then flew and landed again in April 2026.
m/s² on the Moon. About a sixth of Earth's gravity. Easier to land? The Campaign will tell you.
Sources are listed on the About page.
Recent landings in real life
From the Landing Timeline.