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Pocket Lander Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Pocket Lander

Pocket Lander is a simple but challenging moon landing simulator with great graphics.

Control the Lunar Module from a classic 3rd person perspective or for the real experience - from inside the cockpit!

Land gently or you will damage the lunar module and be stranded on the moon for eternity!

Here is a demonstration video of a smooth landing:
https://youtu.be/03qS879jSy8

Was ist neu in der neuesten Version 1.5.2

Last updated on Aug 13, 2022

Alte Versionen

- Reduced app file size
- Bug fixes

Version History

1.5.2

Aug 13, 2022

- Reduced app file size
- Bug fixes

1.4.1

Apr 16, 2019

- Added 50th anniversary announcement
- Quicker thrust adjustments can now be made
- Made cockpit perspective more accurate
- Improved app performance and reduced download size
- Fixed bug that caused early landings
- Other minor bug fixes

1.4

Apr 14, 2019

1.3.1

Mar 7, 2019

- Improved performance and reduced download size
- Changed name from Eagle Lander 3D to Pocket Lander

1.3

Jul 16, 2018

- Added landing shadow
- Improved graphics
- Reduced app file size

1.2.2

Jul 9, 2018

Now includes animation of the Command Module undocking procedure.

1.1