Deliver Us The Moon

Good storytelling, just the right legth, puzzles not too hard, nice music. Worth the time...

Pretty decent game, but it's short. Only took me about 8 hours to finish and I'm kinda slow. Stll, not bad for an indie game. Game play is simple enough controls worked well, graphics are good.

On the face of it, this is an exploration adventure - Earth's main supply of power, a Moon-based fusion reactor-transmitter mysteriously stopped functioning, woe is us, please save the Earth OR ELSE - you know, standard fare. And the game does deliver that, no argument there - although, once you reach the station on the Moon surface it starts becoming pretty obvious pretty early on why there's no-one around; only the details remain obscure - and guess what, that's what they'll stay even after you finished the game. Still, even if the mystery is paper-thin, it's decent enough to keep driving forward through the game. What you might not quite realize though is that the game is FULL of action elements like timed sequences and platforming, and while I can't honestly say you need pixel-perfect reflexes, they WILL punish you mercilessly unless you know EXACTLY what you're doing: the built-in margins are quite paper-thin; take a wrong turn and you're out (restarting from the latest checkpoint, anyway). And forget about save-scumming yourself to safety - there's no saving in the game. You do, or you do not: there is no try. As you near the end, almost all pretenses of exploration go out the window and you find yourself basically in a pew-pew free FPS. The game also failed to install correctly for me and then proceeded to throw a system error on every start, but then somehow it ran anyway - YMMV, but this really shouldn't be happening. Anyway, for me as someone who strongly dislikes any significant action in my exploration games, it really felt like a chore by the end, and I just wanted to be done with it already; at any rate, the game hated me right back - let me tell you this much, you won't be particularly happy with the way it ends. All of which lost it those two stars - I can't in good faith give it more than three.

An awesome game that totally immerses you into its world. I enjoyed every second of it. The game has about 3-4 hours worth of content and the pacing is good so it doensn't make you feel like you're rushing through the storyline. All in all great game, would recommend it!

I always enjoyed the game at the end of the day and could relax well. Some of the puzzles were a bit tedious and therefore I sometimes wandered around a bit clueless. I found the story quite exciting and one is curious to see how it will end. The ending was then a bit disappointing for me because I was hoping for more answers.