Deliver Us the Moon is a sci-fi adventure game developed by KeokeN Interactive and released in 2019. Set in a near future where Earth's resources are nearly depleted, the game follows a lone astronaut on a mission to the Moon to restore energy to the planet. Players explore abandoned lunar bases and use tools to solve environmental puzzles while uncovering the fate of the people who once lived there. The game combines narrative-driven exploration with light puzzle-solving elements and offers a mix of first-person and third-person perspectives.
In the near future, Earth's natural resources have run dry, and humanity's survival now depends on a vital energy supply mined on the Moon. When that lunar supply suddenly goes silent, plunging the world toward extinction, a lone astronaut named Rolf is launched on a desperate solo mission to uncover what went wrong. Exploring the eerily abandoned lunar facilities, he pieces together the fate of the colonists who vanished and races to restore the connection that keeps his dying planet alive. What he discovers among the silent stations carries the weight of humanity's last hope.
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This game is very immersive and haunting. I really enjoyed the story and it was reasonably challenging though it's obviously very much about the story and the mystery behind it. If you're reading reviews where people complain about this game being too short keep in mind that's from an early release version that came out a year ago and was incomplete. This version took me almost 8 hrs to finish in one sitting and while I did try to pickup and read/watch everything I could in the game I didn't fiddle around at all. Two things worth knowing: 1) You need to watch through the first part of the credits (where they are showing screenshots/pictures) to see one final wrap up scene in the game. 2) One mystery will not really be answered in the game and it certainly left me wanting for a sequel to this game so I can find out where they went (I'm being vague here as to not give away plot).
The Short Version: Atmospheric, riveting, immersive and remarkable. Those are a few words I would use to describe Deliver Us The Moon. An engrossing narrative, combined with polished gameplay mechanics and a high attention to detail, make this a must have for sci-fi fans, as well as those simply looking for a good story. The only major caveat is the steep price tag. It’s too much for the relatively short experience that comes with it. If, however, you’re willing to make the investment, you’ll be in for a ride that will stick with you after its conclusion. Pros: Cons: -Excellent atmosphere -Gripping story, accompanied by an intriguing setting -Simple yet effective gameplay mechanics -Superb sound design -Meticulously detailed environments -Too short for the price tag -A few wonky animations My Rating: 9.5/10 - Execeptional Humanity’s Last Hope Deliver Us The Moon is a cine
Update Nov. 10th, 2019 So, here is the thing. If you waited for the complete game to be released, now would be the right time to buy it. But you maybe still shouldn't for the full price and rather wait for a (small) sale. The game now overall delivers (haha) a very atmospheric experience including a – now – acceptable ending. I especially liked the dark and abandoned stations and places, it has a compelling story and - surprisingly – is even able to get you emotionally invested in the fate of one of the characters. It is however still rather short even though I took my time to look around and absorb the surroundings. The story has also some major holes and logic flaws and leaves you with a lot of unanswered questions. Still, it left a rather positive impression, as soon as it is part of a sale give it a try! Original review: Let's just get over with the obvious elephant in the room:
I got this game as FREE Deliver Us The Moon with Purchase of a Qualifying EVGA GeForce RTX™ 20 series Graphics card! <Review> pros: This game looks awesome if you have the right hardware, there is a very interesting story. the puzzles are challenging but are very doable, even with brain damage I didn't need a guide for any puzzles in the game. the game spoon feeds you its mechanics and common sense will guide you through it. cons: the game is very short like the length of an old ps2 game. less then 13 hours for anyone id figure. I got the game and beat it in under 8 hours without any guides or walk through. 22 of 32 steam achievements just from messing up on the way i even explored as much as the game would let me. *edit* there is a dlc now but its an extra $9.99 and I'm not planning on buying it, its a good game for free or cheap but not worth the money to me. I only have 1 working
Deliver Us The Moon is a nice sci-fi surprise for me. The good and serious story develops bit by bit into a light action walking simulator with lots of collectibles and a dense atmosphere which provides variety and pleasant moments of tension. The voice output, whether german or english, is excellent and graphically it looks crisp despite the age of the game in 2024. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3268143381&tscn=1718477759 It´s not perfect nor a masterpiece, quiet short (8-10 hours) but the story soaks you in and leaves you in the end back satisfied. I give 8/10 mankind points. Check out and follow our AWG curator
This is a gorgeous game about space that has laughably, absurdly bad science and story. Some of the problems can be explained by "so the game can happen", but far from all of them. Despite this, it is still an enjoyable gaming experience if you can force yourself to ignore tons of logical problems, which are: HEAVY SPOILERS FOR THE ENTIRE GAME BELOW, DO NOT READ IF YOU PREFER TO STAY IN THE DARK, this is essentially a rant of all the issues that bothered me. The science: 1) Apparently gravity = oxygen, as the moment you step into a pressurized breathable environment you stop "moonwalking" and just start walking normally. And there's fall damage. On the moon. From a distance that wouldn't be a problem if you dropped down it on Earth. Did the humanity quietly invent gravity field technology that is never once mentioned in the game? 2) The super advanced space suit from 2050 has 3 minu
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