Europa Prime is a science-based science fiction game. It takes players somewhere they can’t otherwise go, across the solar system and into the future, where science and science fiction blend together.

Europa Prime VR is officially headed for full public launch on the Meta Horizon Store! After passing review, we’re preparing to open the doors to our immersive, science-inspired space puzzle adventure. Built for curious minds, #EPVR blends real research, adaptive gameplay, and hidden mysteries beneath the icy surface of Jupiter’s moon. Stay tuned for the release date and if you haven’t joined early access yet, now’s the time.

In Europa Prime VR, our holographic keypad blends futuristic tech with retro flair. Designed with large, spaced-out buttons and tactile animations, it greets players with smooth activation and disappears when no longer needed. More than just a UI, it’s a responsive, atmospheric element that enhances immersion and plays a key role in puzzles and story progression. Even the smallest interaction tells a story in EPVR.

Meet C-Bot (C-Series 251), your loyal, silent companion aboard Europa Prime. Inspired by iconic bots like R2-D2 and Clank, C-Bot doesn’t speak, but its help speaks volumes. It adapts to your gameplay style, offering timely nudges, occasional misfires, and moments of glowing brilliance. Whether you're lost or just need a hand, it’s always hovering nearby... quiet, observant, and ready. Not perfect, but perfectly yours.

We’re thrilled to reveal the new *Europa Prime* logo, designed with science, discovery, and playfulness in mind. Notice the blended sleek typography with a visual nod to Jupiter and its moons. The "O" represents Jupiter, with lines symbolizing Io and Europa, key to the game's narrative. Even more fun: the moons orbit proportionally, just like in real life! It’s a logo that captures the spirit of *Europa Prime*.

A quick guide to the math behind the calculation of how big Jupiter will appear in the sky as seen from the surface of Europa

From Europa’s frozen surface, Jupiter dominates the sky like a cosmic giant. While Earth’s Moon appears the size of a dime held at arm’s length, Jupiter looks more like a basketball. It’s a stunning, real example of how perspective transforms our experience of the cosmos. Read more about it here.

Recent data from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals that Europa’s icy surface is far more active than previously believed. Signs of rapid ice transformation, resurfacing, and chemical changes point to a dynamic interaction between the moon’s surface and a possible subsurface ocean. With evidence of salts, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen peroxide, Europa may be one of the most promising places to search for extraterrestrial life.

We've integrated chatGPT into our companion bot to enable AI to help guide your experience.

Teleport your robot from space to Europa—experience it now in AR, or wait until 2221 for the real deal!

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Jupiter's moons Io, Europa, and Ganymede are in a 1:2:4 orbital resonance, shaping their orbits and driving tidal heating.

Like Earth's moon, Jupiter's moons are tidally locked, showing the same side to the planet. Read on to learn more.

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Kevin Hand explore the Europa Clipper mission, ocean worlds, and the thrilling search for life in our solar system.

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The Flame Jelly of Europa Prime is captured close-up for the first time. Read more here.