You’ve crash-landed on an unknown planet and your ship desperately needs repairs. What’s worse, you’re not quite sure where—or who—you are. Discovering the answer is just part of the journey in the impressively expansive No Man’s Sky.

Coming soon to iPhone and iPad, this groundbreaking 2016 open-world indie is tricked out with a decade’s worth of updates. Here’s why this mission is one you won’t want to miss:

Your first priority is your spacecraft. Mine the planet until you’ve scavenged enough plutonium, carbon, and iron to get your ship working again, then blast off to explore the heavens. In No Man’s Sky’s procedurally generated universe, there are literally billions of unique planets to find, each with its own weather patterns, flora, fauna, and treasures.

In a feat of technical wizardry, No Man’s Sky’s cosmos is completely continuous. After you enter deep space, you’ll trade laser blasts with foes, fly to worlds light-years away, descend through the clouds to land, and hop out of your ship—all without seeing a single load screen. It’s as immersive as gaming gets.

How the game plays out is entirely up to you. Build a base from construction blueprints. Mine pockets of gold, emeril, and other rare elements to trade at spaceports. If you’re a pirate at heart, upgrade your vessel into a feared dogfighter. Or just follow strange signals and messages to discover what really makes this mysterious universe tick.

Pre-order No Man’s Sky to have it download automatically upon release.