Little Rocket Lab (2025)

Teenage Astronauts

Nintendo Switch · Nintendo Switch 2 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Xbox Series X|S

3.43 from 7 ratings

32 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 9 backlogged · 1 wish listed

How long? Main story 47h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Transform your childhood home as you build brilliant factories and forge lifelong friendships, then reach for the skies and finally finish your family's dream - your mother's precious rocket ship. Roll up your sleeves, it turns out that saving this town really IS rocket science!
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Release dates

  • Oct 07, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox Series X|S
  • Dec 10, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2
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Community All Reviews Statuses

Jeroen

Status Jeroen Nov 8, 2025

Draw me in at first, liked it, played it for 23 hours, but after a while these games are too much work for me :/ Tried it again yesterday, but quit again after a short time, no idea if I am going to finish it

cwknight

Status cwknight Oct 30, 2025

Game number 24 finished this year: Little Rocket Lab

I thought that this was a really cute and fun combination of Stardew Valley and Factorio.

I didn't really get into the relationship/townspeople aspect of this game, similar to how I didn't really do that in Stardew Valley.

What's fun as heck for me is constructing efficient factory assembly lines and …

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Game number 24 finished this year: Little Rocket Lab

I thought that this was a really cute and fun combination of Stardew Valley and Factorio.

I didn't really get into the relationship/townspeople aspect of this game, similar to how I didn't really do that in Stardew Valley.

What's fun as heck for me is constructing efficient factory assembly lines and completing the engineering goals, which this game offered in abundance.

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cwknight

Status cwknight Oct 22, 2025

I kinda love how this is Factorio with required sleep. Having definitive ends to days for some reason paces things out differently and makes it less overwhelming, I think because you can plan out what you are going to do in the limited amount of time, rather than having it be totally open-ended.