Representing the entire journey in this condensed form brings drama, a sense of progress, and a variety of obstacles. The game does a great job of introducing new mechanics at each stage and providing clear instructions. And finally, you reach the Moon base itself. From there you board the Pearson space station that connects to the Moon via a space elevator.
Starting on Earth, you prepare the rocket and then launch into space. Some minor tweaks could have improved plausibility of the story setup.ĭespite this, the story arc is appealing. And only one astronaut (you) will make the perilous journey to try and fix the Moon base, even though the rocket could easily hold a few people. The story insinuates that no other rescue mission from Earth was attempted in the five years since, which is strange given how much humans rely on the remote power. While the premise is interesting, there are some conceptual problems that raise an eyebrow. You are a nameless member of a team that has set about returning to the Moon and switching on the power. In the time since, the World Space Agency has shut down and humanity is on its last legs. But five years ago, the signal ceased and the Moon base went quiet.
Power from the Helium-3 fuel is transmitted across space via microwaves-groundbreaking technology that has allowed humans to survive. With fossil fuels nearly gone, humanity has turned to the Helium-3 reserves on the Moon. In 2059, dust storms and high temperatures have made regions around the equator inhospitable. The Earth has gone to hell, and it is even worse in Deliver Us The Moon.
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