Deliver Us The Moon is a science fiction thriller game set in a near-apocalyptic future. The game has been remastered for next-gen consoles and is now available on PlayStation 5.
The official trailer for the PlayStation 5 launch showcases the enhanced graphics, landscapes, vehicles, and some of the mission objectives.
In Deliver Us The Moon, Earth’s natural resources have been depleted. To solve the energy crisis, the powers around the world created the World Space Agency. They were then able to secure a potential energy source from the moon.
So, the WSA colonized and began operations on the moon until one night when all communications with Earth stopped as the energy sources were no more.
As Earth’s last astronaut, you must take on a challenging and deadly mission to discover what happened and save humanity. With your small robot companion, ASE, you must travel across the moon, explore the abandoned facilities, gather intelligence, and uncover the secrets of humanity.
The key features of Deliver Us The Moon include:
- Real-world themes: The game focuses on issues like climate change, survival in hazardous environments, and the depletion of natural resources.
- Multiple gameplay styles: You will play in both first and third-person as you navigate through the story.
- Experience the life of an astronaut: Launch from Earth, journey to the WSA space station and experience weightless freedom.
- Equip space-age technology: With the help of ASE, use its knowledge and technology on space-age suits, lasers, rockets, and robot arms.
- Solve puzzles: As you play through the storyline, you must overcome obstacles and other dangers blocking your path. You must also uncover past secrets and use your wits to solve intricate puzzles.
- A breathtaking and space-themed soundtrack with three hours of original music.
Launch into space and take on the challenging quest of saving humanity in the remastered game Deliver Us The Moon, now available on PlayStation 5. Be sure to check out our PlayStation section for more great content.

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