NASA: serious games award results and games on file

NASA's Learning Technologies program uses games to raise student interest in STEM, following the model of America's Army in military recruiting. Its first release was Moonbase Alpha, a free Steam game from July 2010 in which up to six players repair a lunar settlement after a meteor strike. Virtual Heroes and Army Game Studio developed it, and a full playthrough takes about 20 minutes.

NASA appears in 2 award rows on file, in 2010: 2 in SGS&C. By result, the rows for NASA are 1 Winner row and 1 Finalist row. Its top result is Winner for Moonbase Alpha at the 2010 SGS&C, category Best Government-Developed Game. No game on file names NASA as its maker.