I just went out for some chicken nuggets and now I can’t even get insideĪs mentioned, the codex in Deliver Us The Moon actually serves some purpose in the grand scheme of things instead of being an expository dump for the lore. In this mode, you solve situational puzzles like moving platforms into hard-to-reach areas and scanning items for your codex. Investigation mode is what we normally see in games like Firewatch and Martha is Dead. While it may come across as gimmicky at first, these modes have their own unique and operational purpose. There are two modes of play in Deliver Us Moon: Exploration mode in first person and Investigation mode in third person. The game provides some high-stakes situations that are really gripping, and while most situations are quite simple, the first time through provides that edge-of-your-seats thriller moment lost in many similar titles.
There are moments of tension when you’re placed in peril, and it takes quick thinking to get out of these situations. The gravity mechanics are simple but disorienting, which takes a bit of getting used to. Some of the best mechanics of Deliver Us The Moon is really getting you immersed into the reality of being an astronaut on a desperate mission to save humanity. It is quite lonely, but it is definitely never boring. As you inch further away from Earth and closer to your final destination, radio communication becomes a lot more spaced out and you will be spending your time alone. You start your journey on Earth where your only interaction with a human being is Claire, the project leader for Fortuna. The quality is unmistakable, as Deliver Us The Moon tells an immersive story rather than drowning us in endless codex entries (but more on that later). Many similar games fall into the trap of delivering one gimmick after another without a satisfying final payoff, but Deliver Us The Moon really pushes for that existential space thriller akin to films like Moon, Solaris, and 2001: Space Odyssey. How does Deliver Us The Moon fare? After playing it for the first time, I’d say it belongs with some of the best of them, with it being originally released in 2018. Recently, releases like The Medium and Martha is Dead have missed their collective marks. I’ve played my fair share of narrative adventure games, with my interest being piqued by some of the best in the genre, including Firewatch and What Remains of Edith Finch. What will you discover? Is it something much bigger than it seems? In the end, all of humanity is counting on your discovery, so whatever it takes, deliver us the moon. Decades later, all power is cut off and now a group of astronauts race against time to investigate the cause of the Great Blackout. It is a narrative adventure that tells the story of the desperate mission of Fortuna One, a lone astronaut sent to the Moon to investigate the cause of The Great Blackout.ĭue to the energy crisis on Earth, the collective powers that be established The World Space Agency to solve this problem, which led to the discovery of Helium-3, a resource found on the Moon. Similar Games: Firewatch, What Remains of Edith Finchĭeliver Us The Moon originally launched back in 2018 but was since re-released across multiple platforms by Wired Productions, publishers of Martha is Dead.Release Date: J(PS5/Xbox Series), S(Original Release).
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