Moon Mystery PC

Moon Mystery is an FPS focusing strongly on exploration and puzzle solving. It was developed by the indie Polish studio Cosmoscouts, and was published by Freedom Games.

Plot

Moon Mystery takes us on a journey into the future. Humanity has managed not only to return to the moon, but also possessed the technology that allows it to make interstellar travels. As it turns out, the Silver Globe itself hides many secrets, which were the real reason for sending more expeditions to its surface in the second half of the 20th century.

We play the role of a daredevil who arrives on an Earth satellite to find out what fate befell the previous manned mission. His investigation will also take him to other corners of space; the crossing, during which he is accompanied only by the voice of the AI, is also an opportunity for him to relive flashbacks from his life on Earth.

Game mechanics

In Moon Mystery, we observe the action from a first-person perspective (FPP). We discover more shreds of the story, solve various environmental puzzles, face platform challenges and fight enemies. Robots stand in our way, as well as other, more dangerous and mysterious enemies, which we eliminate by making use of firearms. In addition, along the way we must regularly replenish our oxygen supply. It doesn't stop there, as the game allows us to steer lunar rovers and remote-controlled vehicles, and even.... submarine or spaceship.

For while the adventure begins on the Silver Globe, or more precisely - in the first permanent base established on its surface - and allows us to traverse both its surface and the cave systems stretching below it, with time we can move to other corners of the Universe. In addition to the planets and other cosmic structures and objects, among other things, there is an Earth waiting to be visited, which we come across in flashbacks from the main character's life.

Technical aspects

Moon Mystery features high-quality graphics. In particular, the designs of the locations in which the action takes place, led by space landscapes, may appeal.

Last updated on 22 September 2023