Deliver Us the Moon is a puzzle adventure game experienced at various

points of the narrative from either a first-person or a third-person perspective, which is determined by the type of action that must be completed. The game does not contain any combat sequences, although it is possible for the player character to die as a result of failing a gameplay sequence, necessitating a retry.

The game was initially released for PC as Deliver Us the Moon: Fortuna

on September 28, 2018. In July 2019, Fortuna was removed from sale by the developers, who cited their dissatisfaction with the state of the game when it was launched in September 2018. An expanded version of the game, with the addition of a reworked ending sequence and the Fortuna subtitle removed, was released for PC three months later on October 10, 2019, with all purchased copies of Fortuna receiving a free update. The game received an update on December 19, 2019, which provides DirectX Raytracing support for PC graphics cards with NVIDIA DLSS and real-time ray traced effects.

Reception:

• Metacritic score: 68 / 100 (PC), 77 / 100 (PS4), 71 / 100 (PS5), 76 / 100 (XBO)

• Adventure Gamers score: 3.5 / 5

• Game Informer score: 8 / 10

• Push Square score: 8 / 10

• Screen Rant score: 3 / 5

Game Informer's Andrew Reiner scored the PS4 version 8 out of 10,

praising the writing, narrative pacing and atmosphere, but noting that some of the puzzles became repetitive.

Deliver Us the Moon received two award nominations for the 18th

Annual Game Audio Network Guild Awards held on May 6, 2020, and won "Best Sound Design for an Indie Game".

We got a thrilling story enveloped in a beautiful graphic design and a

remarkable sound. Our adventure consists in a vital mission to investigate a mysterious shut down of the first human colony on the Moon and also the facility of a new found source of energy for a depleted Earth. The game is focused on the story and you are encouraged to discover more collectible items in order to complete the event series and find out what really happened in human colony on the Moon. Your character is the only one who is physically present in the whole game, later accompanied by an ASE unit, a sophisticated AI drone. I give the best note to gameplay which, despite its relative simplicity, has a great level design and the game physics feel so authentical. Beside the Character creation, another weak point of the game is the User Interface which is poorly built, without manual saves and without personalized shortcuts. Also the game has lag even on a recommended system.

My personal ratings are:

• Gameplay: 4 / 5

• Story: 2.5 / 5

• Characters: 1.2 / 5

• Video: 3.5 / 5

• Audio: 3.5 / 5

• UI: 1.8 / 5