[i]Solar System[/i] is an embarrassing quick-reference work about the star and the planets of our solar system. The app doesn't deliver what it promises and -even worse- what it does deliver is incorrect and incomplete. The information is way too concise and is blatantly copypasted from Wikipedia, there are some painfully stupid mistakes in the arrangement of the information, quite a few essential celestial bodies are omitted, and there are some more problems. Clearly, [i]Solar System[/i] is nothing but a shameless, lazy cash-grab and I can only advise you to stay away. Although I paid a mere 49 cents for [i]Solar System[/i], I'll be getting a refund out of principle to not support shovelware like this. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] There is no gameplay. At all. This isn't necessarily a bad thing per se, and if you read the short introduction to this review you probably don't expect much gameplay anyway, but I need to make this clear because the developer/publisher describes his app on the St...

Well... I'm not sure if I should be disappointed or not about this. First, while the information presented in the "game" is decent enough, it is lacking several important things, namely most of Jupiter's moons, as well as all of Saturn's, Uranus's, and Neptunes. The Asteroid Belt is also not mentioned, and some of the graphics are jarring. Being rather cheap, one would not expect much, I guess. As for the Trading Cards, they have yet to be implimented. Which is also a bit disappointing, since one would expect eight to eleven at least (each of the planets, the Sun, the Moon, and maybe Europa or other Satellites of Jupiter).

Seriously? Not much to learn. - the 'Interaction' is zooming in slightly (still cannot see anything) - the listed order of the planets is wrong - only 5 moons listed (I'm sure there are dozens) - asteroid belt has disappeared. - apparently The Sun is quite hot Not quite sure what the point of this is, Wiki would tell you more

Bought this as a teaching aide. It kinda sucks. it has nice computer animation of the 9 planets as well as like 5 moons total. SO it was a bit of a let down not having all our moons in the solar system as well as no asteroid belt. and all the info is written on the side and isnt kid friendly at all. Sadly this game is INCOMPLETE as it is. Its not user friendly and will hold the classes attention for 15 minutes tops. If i had to do over again i would have saved 50 cents. not worth. So incomplete and and minimal content that would actually be useful to a student. MEH

This is more of a learning tool about the Solar System. This is not a game. Looks cool and good for youngsters who wants to learn about our amazing Solar System. 8/10

This game is bare boned. All you get are the planets and a few moons as well as information on the planets and moons. The rest of the Solar System is missing. No asteroid belts, no comets, etc.. And not all the moons for the planets are in this game. I'm giving it a thumbs up cause of the beauty of it all.

this is a kind of short wiki with a 3D image instead of a 2D one. there's no global map. refund here

I do not recommend this game, do not buy it. it's basically showing you all of the main planets in our solar system, yeah thats fine and dandy, BUT the quality is horrible. and its not fun or entertaining. so don't get it.

Very beautiful and detailed animation and lot of info for astro enthusiasts. :)

i LIKE THIS GAMEEE