Once the spacecraft reaches its destination, the player wins the game. Much like in vanilla Civilization VI and Rise and Fall, each of the required projects must be undertaken in a city with a Spaceport. Each of these projects becomes available after researching Offworld Mission, can be undertaken in multiple cities, and increases the spacecraft's speed by 1 Light-Year per turn when completed. Its destination is 50 Light-Years away on Standard speed, and it travels at a base speed of 1 Light-Year per turn, though it can be expedited by completing the Lagrange Laser Station and Terrestrial Laser Station projects. Completing Exoplanet Expedition automatically initiates the fifth and final step as the spacecraft takes flight and begins its journey to the exoplanet.
The first two steps (completing Launch Earth Satellite and Launch Moon Landing) are the same, but the Mars modules are consolidated into a single project and followed by two new steps: launching an expedition to an exoplanet and reaching the exoplanet. In Gathering Storm, the conditions for winning a Science Victory change. Once you have produced all three Mars modules, you win the game. These last three projects, however, may be completed in any order. Launch Earth Satellite must be completed before work on Launch Moon Landing can begin, and Launch Moon Landing must be completed before Launch Mars Habitation/ Hydroponics/ Reactor (collectively known as the Mars modules) can begin.
Finish the Exoplanet Expedition projectĥ.Finish the Launch Mars Habitation project.Finish the Launch Mars Hydroponics project.Vanilla Civilization VI and Rise and Fall Finish the Launch Earth Satellite project.
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