It’s reassuring to see such commitment to avoiding typical science fiction fare, in favour of a story that perfectly demonstrates how unsustainable life really is outside of planet earth. If anything, it is actually more similar to accident prone Gravity (film) once the character makes it up to the moon. Whereas Interstellar drifts off into hardcore science fiction late into the game, this game instead chooses to focus on a more realistic approach. The fate of humanity now rests on the player’s character. A team mostly made up of personnel that used to be up on the moon manages to put together one last space shuttle mission to solve whatever is wrong up on the moon. There was hope again for a better future until the link was one day suddenly cut off. Fortunately some clever scientists manage to not only find a prime material on the moon, but also an ingenious way to transfer its raw energy to earth for humanity to use. Humanity has more or less sucked the earth dry of prime materials in the not too distant future and is plagued by an energy crisis and a planet that is struggling to sustain life.
Along comes Deliver Us The Moon and its bleak take on what the future will most likely hold for humanity.įans of vaguely grounded (so to speak) space faring science fiction films and Interstellar will no doubt find the plot for Deliver Us The Moon somewhat familiar.
There are plenty of science fiction games out there, such as the Mass Effect franchise, but it’s difficult to come across a game set in space based on fairly realistic technology.
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