Deliver us the moon helium storage skin#

The environmental puzzles to be solved too often reproduce the same concepts, being repetitive and are also very simple. Unfortunately, the overall experience of Deliver us the Moon it does not rise beyond the simply pleasant'. The wow effect is a bit missing, the extraordinary effect that other similar games manage to have because they range much more with the imagination, but I really appreciated the more hard-sci-fi imprint. The environments are evocative at the right point while remaining mainly pragmatic and plausible. This is combined with the beautiful atmosphere that you breathe from inside your astronaut suit. The narrative system works: there is a desire to understand what happened in the station and the information is swayed in the right way to keep that halo of mystery until the final bars. Who is it that leaves their audiologists around? From here the narrative develops with fairly classic methods for games of this type: audiolog scattered around the levels, holographic recordings, texts, emails, terminals and elements that dot the game scenarios.

And here the game title, Deliver us the Moon, acquires all its meaning.

5 years after the blackout, you are the only ones who still believe in the possibility of putting things right. The Earth is panicking and not even a rescue action is attempted. One fateful day, energy no longer comes from the moon.

Deliver us the moon helium storage skin#

We don't have a face, this suit is our skin for the whole adventure Here, therefore, a microwave-based energy transfer system is built: in essence, energy is produced directly on the Moon by a giant fusion reactor and is channeled on earth thanks to the transmitting and receiving parables. The problem is obviously to transport this energy to Earth. This is very important for obtaining second type nuclear fusion processes. On the ground in our satellite there is indeed helium-3, a helium isotope, in much higher quantities than Earth. The Moon is revealed to be the keystone for human survival. In the near future, the game imagines a major ecological and energy crisis that leads to the collapse of all humanity. The narrative background of Deliver Us the Moon is interesting and it rests on much more solid scientific bases than one might think. We are faced with a third-person graphic adventure, in which we play as a brave astronaut on whom a very important task weighs. They were forced to withdraw it from the market and relaunch it in October 2019, with a new graphic design and finally with the last act of the adventure. Deliver Us the Moon it was launched in 2018, after a campaign Kickstarter which promised a game very different from the final result.