It’s a short first- and third-person perspective game of perhaps 5-10 hours depending on if a player wants to race through the game or if the goal is to explore its mystery enhanced by a great backstory fed piecemeal to the player by uncovering visual and audio logs and clues.
Here are our impressions of Deliver Us the Moon including testing the performance of its real time ray tracing implementation of reflections and shadows using all the current RTX cards.ĭeliver Us the Moon is such a incredibly well-polished and solidly executed game that it is easy to forget that it is an indie effort by a very small group, KeokeN Studios. Finally released as a complete game on October 10, 2019, it is published by Wired Productions and available on Steam for $24.99.
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