More features and platforms will be added as we continue development.

Mountain Biker BETA is live

Mountain Biker launches January 14th 2016!

Mountain Biker - Arcade Action Downhill Mountain Biking! Shred trails world-wide, then Build and Share your own! Follow us on Facebook for more details on development, inspiration and joining to our iOS BETA testers.

Mountain Biker is a game that lets you experience the thrills of racing downhill on a mountain bike.

Star Chart breaks 20 Million world-wide user mark during 2015!

Star Chart breaks 20M users!

Star Chart breaks the 20 Million user mark! World-wide and across multiple platforms, Star Chart is now installed on more than 20M devices and that number is increasing by around 500K users per month.

If you haven't yet downloaded Star Chart for your device, it might just be time to Get Star Chart Now!

Star Chart comes to Google Glass™

Star Chart launches on Glass

Star Chart brings the beauty and magic of the night sky to life via the latest technology. More than 12 million people have downloaded Star Chart on various mobile platforms since launch (nearly 8M in the last year alone), and we are now very proud to have brought the very best version of Star Chart yet to Google's latest tech offering: Glass.

Our intention with Star Chart is to let anyone explore, marvel and learn about the visible universe as effortlessly as possible. The intuitive interface of Glass has made the already simple task of using Star Chart to star gaze even more seamless.

Written from the ground up for Glass, Star Chart uses a variety of technologies to reveal the mysteries of the night sky. GPS, compass, gyroscope, accelerometer, voice activation, powerful processing and text-to-speech all combine to inform users about the celestial objects they are looking at, whether they be constellations, stars or planets.

Simply say “OK Glass. Explore the Stars” and Star Chart will overlay a visual representation of the night sky into your Glass display, identifying the entire night sky. With the new text-to-speech API Glass can also speak directly to the user, imparting interesting facts about the brightest objects in the night sky.

“One of the joys of working on Star Chart is the ability to create the future. Glass is the sort of technology we’ve read about in our favourite science fiction novels and until recently only dreamt of making. Experiencing Star Chart on Glass is in many ways surreal even for those of us who coded it!” says Chris Walley, creator of Star Chart and co-director of Escapist Games.

Download Star Chart for Glass.

Star Chart YouTube channel posts video tours of solar system

Star Chart YouTube channel goes live

As Star Chart continues to WOW users with its graphics and accuracy, we post some videos of our latest features and some of the amazing things you can experience in Star Chart.

One of our first videos was of the 2012 Venus Transit using all in-app footage from an iPad. In one week this video achieved over 330K views. This video is the first of many we will add to our channel. Expect more to show up soon, as we add a tour feature to Star Chart allowing users to tour events within the solar system and beyond.

See the footage here: Star Chart YouTube channel or watch our top videos below.

2012 Venus Transit > 400K views:

Star Chart intro Tour > 750K views:

Star Chart hits desktops with a launch on Windows 8

Star Chart comes to Windows 8

With the announcement of Windows 8 coming to tablets, we thought that Star Chart would make a great addition to this traditionally desktop and laptop platform. So, while Star Chart makes use of both the mouse and keyboard, we also focus on making Star Chart work well with AR enabled devices on Windows 8. Expect to see some amazing tablet Windows 8 devices running Star Chart soon!

We are pleased to announce that Star Chart has also been tested thoroughly on and enhanced specifically for Intel chipsets. To get the best rendering effects and other special features including voice control, we recommend you use Star Chart on an Intel Ultrabook.

Download Star Chart on the Windows 8 Store now!

Video showcasing Windows 8 Voice Control:

Star Chart comes to Windows Phone

Star Chart arrives on Windows Phone

We are proud to announce that Star Chart has come to Windows Phones. With the slickest AR experience we've been able to achieve so far on any device, the Windows Phone version of Star Chart is a joy to use. With stars, planets, AR and night mode already included, the next update will bring you constellations and messier objects. We hope you enjoy using Star Chart on your WP device soon.

Download Star Chart on the Windows Phone Marketplace now!

Star Chart comes to Android

Star Chart launches on Google Play

We are very proud to announce that Star Chart has arrived on Android, and is now available on Google Play.

Star Chart for Android contains many new and enhanced features including Voice Control for english speaking users. Tap the microphone button and ask Star Chart to "fly me to the moon", "show me Venus", "Look at Andromeda" and a whole lot more.

Here is a video showcasing our Android Voice Control in a development version of Star Chart.

Star Chart launches!

Star Chart: a window into the visible universe.

Can’t see the moon? Want to know where it is? Look through the eyes of your iOS device to see a virtual window into the visible universe.

Using state of the art GPS technology, an accurate 3D Universe, and high tech mobile processors, Star Chart calculates – in real time - the current location of every star, planet, moon, constellation visible from earth and shows you where they are; even in broad daylight, or beneath your feet!

Want to know what that bright star is called? Point your device at it – you might just find out it’s a planet! Want to know what the night sky looks like to people on the other side of the earth? Well just point your device down! Want to know where your star sign is in the sky? Look no further than Star Chart, it’ll tell you all this and more. Now you can have a virtual star chart in your pocket! All you have to do is point your device at the sky and Star Chart will tell you exactly what you are looking at.

Download Star Chart via iTunes. Go check it out.