If Deliver Us the Moon was in better shape technically, it’d stand up to scrutiny more than it does, however, since the version I played, on Xbox One via the Xbox Game Pass service, had a bevy of issues from lurching framerate drops to inconsistent texture resolution to clunky auto-saving, it’d be a lie to suggest that the immersion is sustained throughout. (A lot of the game takes place in third-person, and the game tends to choose whichever viewpoint is best for each portion.)

As a studio we’ve truly been on an incredible journey these past few years and we’re pleased that so many of you took our debut game, 2019. The gameplay is the usual blend of poking around, puzzle-solving, and the odd environmental platforming obstacle, all set against a layered narrative that unfolds through discoverable documents, audio files, emails, and holographic vignettes some clunky writing and acting thankfully don’t offset what is otherwise a grounded space-set mystery.īut it’s the white-knuckle set-pieces of Deliver Us the Moon that really help to set it apart, with its numerous and obvious genre influences – many plucked from film rather than games, as it happens – helping to inspire some dramatic moments made all the more immersive with tactical use of absorbing first-person. Greetings, brave astronauts We are super excited to share some early details of our new title, the cinematic adventure game Deliver Us Mars, which will be coming soon to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

Your first task is to launch a rocket before long you’re grappling with zero-G, rapidly-depleting oxygen reserves, and the various technical hiccups of a lunar station that has fallen into disrepair.

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