Once you dock with the space station by following a mini-game sequence, you are tasked with restoring power to the elevator that takes you down to the moon base. Failing to launch in time requires restarting from the beginning of the checkpoint. Right from the beginning, with a massively destructive storm bearing down, a countdown timer requires the astronaut player to run for the capsule and puzzle out the sequence required to launch before the storm tears the capsule, yours and humanity’s hopes apart. The last remaining hope is you as a solitary astronaut who will launch in the last working space craft capable of reaching the moon – and you have to leave now.ĭeliver Us the Moon is capable of introducing thrills, heart pounding excitement, and a continuing sense of sustained urgency rarely found in games. All was well until suddenly power and all communication were cut off four years ago leaving earth with insufficient resources to launch an organized rescue.
A large permanent moon base was established and the now unlimited energy generated on the moon was beamed back to earth using a massive microwave tower. The remaining resources were diverted to building a fusion reactor on the moon to use the newly discovered Helium-3. This is perhaps a benefit to having one independent vision instead of a committee to direct an AAA game’s flow.ĭeliver Us the Moon immediately starts with rocket launching action right after introducing a plausible near-future Sci-Fi scenario of an earth ravaged by climate change that has completely exhausted its natural resources. Either way, it will keep a player entertained with action and excitement alternating with good puzzles, a great near-future science fiction backstory, challenging tasks, very natural driving sequences, realistic play in very different environments including in zero-G, synthesized music to fit the mood, and a dark lunar atmosphere that enhances all of its combined elements perfectly.ĭeliver Us the Moon throws everything at the player including multiple hectic life-or-death timed races to safety, QTEs, and even some platforming and stealth thrown in – yet it just all fits in perfectly and ties in with the story and its goals.
It’s a short first- and third-person perspective game of perhaps 5-10 hours depending on if a player wants to race through the game or if the goal is to explore its mystery enhanced by a great backstory fed piecemeal to the player by uncovering visual and audio logs and clues. Here are our impressions of Deliver Us the Moon including testing the performance of its real time ray tracing implementation of reflections and shadows using all the current RTX cards.ĭeliver Us the Moon is such a incredibly well-polished and solidly executed game that it is easy to forget that it is an indie effort by a very small group, KeokeN Studios. Finally released as a complete game on October 10, 2019, it is published by Wired Productions and available on Steam for $24.99.
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Deliver Us the Moon was originally announced as a five-part series on Kickstarter in early 2016 and was released unfinished in 2018 as a single standalone title, Deliver Us the Moon: Fortuna.
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