![]() You also get to leave the Moonhub in a lunar rover, and drive to your heart’s content - within boundaries you won’t see until you’re “out of range”, where the screen just gets more staticy until you get back within the boundaries. So, that’s the launch pad, the space station and the main moon base. Once you’re in space and on the space station, you have to repower everything and get down to the moon, so that you can reactivate the microwave energy transmitter to Earth. The other members of your team are already either in a bunker or on their way to it, meaning that you have to do everything yourself, from disconnecting the fuel lines to getting into orbit. The game starts on Earth, and you’re tasked with launching your rocket before a dust storm hits. The colony is spread out across a large portion of the moon to mine the Helium-3. Nobody knows what occured, since as I mentioned Earth didn’t have the resources to send anyone to find out. Something happened, the power stopped coming - and the colony went dark. The long and short of Deliver us the Moon: Fortuna is that the moon has an element called Helium-3, and the moon colony had been using that to send power to Earth. Infographic from the Kickstarter campaign At a push, I’d say that Fortuna contains Mission One and Two. For instance, the “jetpack functionality” has been removed and there is only the Moonhub and some ancillary stations, rather than three lunar bases. Taking a look at the infographic on their Kickstarter, it’s interesting to see what’s been changed and cut. The change to a full game was made almost a year after the first episode was supposed to have been released, too. Which is confusing, since it contains only slightly more content than the announced Mission One. Originally touted as an episodic title, the decision was made last year to release it as a full game. Anything with zero gravity is in first person, the rest is third - which makes sense as far as motion capture and difficulty goes. It’s an exploration/puzzle game with first and third person sections. You have been tasked with one mission - save the Earth.Īfter a successful Kickstarter in 2016, Deliver us the Moon: Fortuna has finally released - adding the subtitle Fortuna to it. Due to resource shortages, humanity hasn’t been able to send a lunar mission to reestablish contact - except for a small team working in secret at the abandoned World Space Agency launch site. The Earth is dying after something happened to the colony on the moon five years ago. I feel empty now that it’s over.// Reviews // 2nd Oct 2018 - 4 years ago // By Andrew Duncan Deliver us the Moon: Fortuna Review That’s what kept me going through the final alignment as I cursed God, my cat, my mother, and Bill Murray every time he passed out. This game is absolutely gorgeous and I can see how passionate the devs are. I will buy the sequel when it comes out because I like torturing myself in outer space. Psychonauts 1 on the PS2 has easier controls for platforming. ![]() I loved the atmosphere, but they should probably hire a set designer and character creator. Like, why aren’t HUNDREDS of millions of people trying to get back to the moon? They sent one mute dude who never eats. And why was there a stairwell to a bedroom up there? It’s a fusion reactor, not a first floor Subway.Īlso, why is he going alone? And why did he have to start the rocket himself? The game attempts to explain some really simple things you don’t do, ever, but not well. I was willing to overlook serious game design flaws from level design to the slow camera, to putting a fusion reactor that requires live people to walk through it in order to start it.
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