Aside from a few sections when you’re avoiding patrolling droids that will shock you if they spot you, it’s a you against the environment type game. It’s exhilarating.ĭeliver Us The Moon might be stressful at times but it’s a non-violent title. A part of the game looks and plays like it could have been lifted out of the film Gravity or the game Adr1ft, spinning through space surrounded by debris, your oxygen running out, your suit beeping ar you as the clock ticks down. In this time, you need to find sources of oxygen in the form of yellow canisters or refill stations (or complete whatever puzzle you’re faced with before you run out of air). It’s during these moments when a countdown clock appears on the back of your suit – sometimes showing 3 minutes, sometimes a handful of seconds.
Your space suit can only contain a limited amount of oxygen and parts of this game set outside of an atmosphere. At the start of the game, there’s not a lot tying these audio logs together and you have to bear with it as it stumbles through some early exposition but eventually, it all pays off in a wonderful way.īetween those moments of narrative, Deliver Us The Moon can be nail biting.
It takes a little time for this narrative to start to make sense. It’s a tale of desperation, of split allegiances, of a conspiracy and, unexpectedly, of love. Told through audio logs and collectable echoes from the past that are hard to miss, you uncover what happened during the days of the black out. There’s another narrative that develops on your journey. The mission to the Moon to save the Earth might be the top billed story in Deliver Us The Moon but it’s not the most powerful one. While a lot of games tend to design around their limitations, Deliver Us The Moon has been developed around what it wants to portray in a way that’s best to portray it. It’s quite a masterful creation from indie developers KeokeN. It can be tense and nail biting one moment and calm and serene the next. There’s third person platforming, QTE moments, a few driving sections, puzzles of both long and short form and stealth sections, of a sort. It flits between third and first person control when in gravity and when without it. In fact, it’s hard to pin Deliver Us The Moon down to a single genre. In reality, it’s nothing like EA’s horror title. Overcome obstacles, dangers blocking your path and uncover the secrets of the past by using various tools and all of your wits to solve intricate puzzles.When we first heard of this game at FingerGuns HQ, we all mentioned how visually similar it was to Dead Space. With oxygen tanks running out and the never-ending void of Space staring you down, staying alive won't be so easy. With the ASE drone as your sole companion, utilise the greatest technology mankind has to offer from new age space-suits, cutting lasers, rockets and robot arms. Use your Astrotool to uncover the history of the lunar colony. Ruins of previous lunar missions have many stories and secrets to tell. Launch a rocket from Earth, journey through the WSA space station and explore the open lunar landscape with weightless freedom – by foot, rover or monorail. Experience sequences of 1st and 3rd person play, as Deliver Us The Moon takes you on a genre busting narrative adventure. Will you save mankind or be forgotten in the dark abyss of Space? The narrative focuses on topical issues, like climate change and the depletion of the world's natural resources. Together you will traverse the moon, explore abandoned facilities, gather clues and ultimately uncover the secrets and hidden agendas of those long gone! During this adventure, your only companion is a small robot named ASE. Now, years later, you assume the role of Earth's last astronaut on a do-or-die mission to investigate what happened and save humanity. The World Space Agency colonized and operated from the moon until one fateful night all communications with Earth ceased and the energy source was lost. In an effort to solve the energy crisis, global powers created the World Space Agency and secured a promising new source of energy on the moon. Credit: Wired Productionsĭeliver Us The Moon is a Sci-Fi thriller set in an apocalyptic near future where Earth's natural resources are depleted. You can check out more about the game below along with a trailer showing it off on next-gen consoles, as it will be released on May 19th, 2022. This will be the complete version of the game with all of the bells and whistles released so far added to it, as you will be able to play this fun sci-fi title in glorious 4K and improvements from developer KeokeN Interactive.
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Wired Productions announced this week that they'll be bringing Deliver Us The Moon to PS5 and Xbox Series X next month.
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