Just finished it on ps5 and what an experience for sure. I did have small tiny bugs but nothing too major to ruin the experience. Definitely give a go if you're really into space and the moon like me. It does also bring some emotions too 😭
This game is a great palate cleanser. The type of game you play during slow gaming months or in-between big releases. For me a was a smooth and solid experience from a technical and bug standpoint. I played it on PC and had a great time with it. It'll only take you 4 hours to beat which is like a playthrough you can get done within a weekend. Id recommend. If youre into sci-fi / space-themed content give this game a shot.
Very short game, but I enjoyed I while it lasted. I liked the atmosphere of the game and the story was decent. The time limits with oxygen wasn't too much of a pain and if you just went for it intuitively more often than not you'd get sections done in one.
There was another space station type game I played where you had to manage your oxygen the entire time. It was short too but the only air you had was random floating bottles and a charge station.
Lovely game with intriguing narrative. None of the puzzles are really that hard but still require a bit of thinking outside the box. Amazing for some relaxing after work gaming! As a space geek I absolutely loved the realism of about everything of the game, it‘s a safe 10/10 for me!
@@TheTownsendShow I own a PS5 as well as Switch and VR. Sorry you have to settle for one system. Keep growing as a person and you will find the success and understanding to realize those who except one thing and limit their choices lose to big businesses. Choose yourself not a company.
FFS when will games NOT have a ton of technical problems?? I don't mind a few bugs here and there.. this generation of games is the "I'll wait a year for them to fix it and get it at a discount"
Just finished playing it on ps5 through ps plus. A great recommended experience for sure, especially as a palette cleansers from overpriced underwhelming AAA titles. I will note that I experienced no frame drops or crashes.
same here. not sure how i feel about it yet. i keep getting a bug on ps5 where all the voices are mute in all the logs and every time anyone talks to me
This game was best when it was “Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture, in Space, with puzzles and a run button”. On that level, I absolutely adored it. The platforming sections (no, seriously), stealth sections (I’m not making this up) and occasional out-of-the-blue QTEs felt very “tacked on” and it’s a shame “Deliver Us Mars” has doubled-down on those.
Where did you played it? On an XBSX on top of a stove? I played it on a PS5 and didn't have any frame rate drops or draw distance blurryness. Also it was free on PS+ Extra because the PS4 version is also free there, but I heard not in some regions.
I think every time I've seen something about this game, I have mixed it up with the game "Observation" which I already played and it has made me not look into it any further than a glimpse lol. (Observation, which was great in atmosphere, but rather uneventful and disappointing in it's ending) Should probably play this before Deliver Us Mars as games like this definitely interest me. Edit: Still the more I watch this video, the more I feel like "Wait, *have* I played this?" I must have, it's all so familiar! ... My brain is very heavily mixing up Observation and this game into one and the same game I think.
@@JoeyJoeJoe87 Started playing a game I had been wanting to try from gamepass called Chorus (or CHORVS I guess). Quite an awesome space combat game as long as you manage to get all the controls to fit on your controller and then learn them. Also some Project Zomboid. What about you? :)
@@sarcasm-83 thank you for your reply. Chorus, looked it up and it looks awesome. I'm in between multiple games such as Tunic (just started), Battlefield 1 (back into this after first playing at launch, classic turn off your brain fun), No Man's Sky, Sky:Children of Light (wow, therapeutic, beautiful and unique game). Have a wonderful day.
@@Solbady not that rare actually. You should give Stadia a try. I have PS5 and High performance PC but love Stadia. Tech is incredible and library is better than you think.
@@brandoncasteel1048 didn't Google recently drop support though, or did I misconstrue that? I've been eyeing Amazon Luna, and I've played some Nvidia Shield.
@@Solbady support for the game or Stadia? Stadia just opened service in Mexico and continues to grow. I like Luna and Nvidia as well but I hate how games leave the service. I like owning the games knowing I will always have them. I want all of the services to be successful as cloud gaming is the future.
If you are looking for the best experience, the PC version is the way to go. If you also happen to have some chroma compatible devices, the custom effects this game has on razer devices are absolutely amazing! Turn on an that rtx and enjoy an awesome space journey.
Not really, though if you have the pulse headset it does sound good. Controls on PS5 controller a bit clunky but after a while you get used to it. It's worth a play through though, and I enjoyed it
Pretty brief game at 45 hours? Reviewers need to think that everyone has 8 hours a day to play like them. If you have a life, 45 hours is quite lengthy. Just my thoughts
I stopped playing this game at the point where finding the next tank of oxygen became the main focus of exploration. The O2 tanks didn’t seem to last nearly long enough
@@Israeli365 Yeah, I’m old and have a very low tolerance for frustration, but I’m glad this game and every game finds an audience. Every developer pouring their passion into a game should be rewarded. I am interested in Deliver us Mars
@@KellyKMc I found that the game wasn't a walk in the park but when there was something I wasn't getting, it turn out to be right under my nose. After the oxygen thing you start knowing what to look for really. I'm sure Mars will be interesting
Well I’m gonna go right on ahead and ignore this garbage review as on my end, I bought Deliver us the Moon last year on PS5 without any prior knowledge about it at all… I had a blast, treated to beautiful visuals, a dark little story that had me interested, generally fun puzzles although I did struggle with some of them and might have gotten a little impatient once or twice 😅… But, at the end of the day, I really liked my time with the game. Of course, I know for a fact that only a small team is behind it so expectations need to be within reason anyways. But yeah I was sad to have my game end as I was enjoying myself quite a lot… Ignore this review it isn’t representative of the final current gen experience of this game at all.
Just finished it on ps5 and what an experience for sure. I did have small tiny bugs but nothing too major to ruin the experience. Definitely give a go if you're really into space and the moon like me. It does also bring some emotions too 😭
i love the space. it's on sale now for PS4
This game is a great palate cleanser. The type of game you play during slow gaming months or in-between big releases. For me a was a smooth and solid experience from a technical and bug standpoint. I played it on PC and had a great time with it. It'll only take you 4 hours to beat which is like a playthrough you can get done within a weekend. Id recommend. If youre into sci-fi / space-themed content give this game a shot.
Just fyi this game is available on PS Plus Extra/Premium in case anyone is interested in playing it without any extra cost!
Was the moon delivered though
Some might say yes. Some might say no.
@@ttin0 Schrodinger's delivery
We deliver 50% of the time, all the time
@@BrokenNoah Should be the slogan for Royal Mail
Ups was in charge
FedEx delivery guy threw it on the porch, huge dent in the moon. This is why we can't have nice things.
Very short game, but I enjoyed I while it lasted. I liked the atmosphere of the game and the story was decent. The time limits with oxygen wasn't too much of a pain and if you just went for it intuitively more often than not you'd get sections done in one.
There was another space station type game I played where you had to manage your oxygen the entire time. It was short too but the only air you had was random floating bottles and a charge station.
Lovely game with intriguing narrative.
None of the puzzles are really that hard but still require a bit of thinking outside the box. Amazing for some relaxing after work gaming!
As a space geek I absolutely loved the realism of about everything of the game, it‘s a safe 10/10 for me!
What?
Just finished it on PS5 and absolutely loved it
after those 5 or 6 hours to finish it...what happens next?
@@gibson2623 play another game. Not every game is going to be 50+ hours
@@w00f72 50?...lmaooooo
Looks gay
Playing on a Series X with a LG C1 with VRR and it plays perfect. Playing these new systems on a proper gaming TV really is a game changer.
Sorry you had to settle for an Xbox 😞
@@TheTownsendShow I own a PS5 as well as Switch and VR. Sorry you have to settle for one system. Keep growing as a person and you will find the success and understanding to realize those who except one thing and limit their choices lose to big businesses. Choose yourself not a company.
@@Hazmatt36000 destroyed him. Hahahahahah
@@Hazmatt36000 Series S and PS5 was the move for me definitely, their childish af lmao
@@TheTownsendShow I’m sorry you think one console is better than the other. They both are 120 fps aren’t they?
FFS when will games NOT have a ton of technical problems?? I don't mind a few bugs here and there.. this generation of games is the "I'll wait a year for them to fix it and get it at a discount"
Just finished playing it on ps5 through ps plus. A great recommended experience for sure, especially as a palette cleansers from overpriced underwhelming AAA titles. I will note that I experienced no frame drops or crashes.
I love the camera actually turned the sensitivity down. I hate cameras that make me feel like in a teen with adhd that can't stop moving
as a teen with adhd i hate slow cameras
Playing this on the PS5 at the moment, love it.
same here. not sure how i feel about it yet. i keep getting a bug on ps5 where all the voices are mute in all the logs and every time anyone talks to me
@@johndodo2062 If all else fails, delete the game and re-download it.
That could help.
Good thing its only about 7 GB.
@@johndodo2062 had that for a bit, it's honestly more immersive without the audio
Just picked this up for 8 bucks, gonna give it a go.
Oh what? I just installed this yesterday! Nice timing guys!
Just got this for 15 dollars on Xbox One at a local Disc Replay. Enjoying it so far about 20 minutes in.
This game was best when it was “Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture, in Space, with puzzles and a run button”. On that level, I absolutely adored it. The platforming sections (no, seriously), stealth sections (I’m not making this up) and occasional out-of-the-blue QTEs felt very “tacked on” and it’s a shame “Deliver Us Mars” has doubled-down on those.
I'm still waiting to take delivery of the moon. Supply chain issues, still.
I like it so far I’m playing it on PS5
Movement on 3 dimensions shouldn't be a problem for Outer Wilds veterans.
The astronaut sent to the moon was a man btw - Rolf
Yeah, the "she" part made me laugh.
Where did you played it?
On an XBSX on top of a stove?
I played it on a PS5 and didn't have any frame rate drops or draw distance blurryness.
Also it was free on PS+ Extra because the PS4 version is also free there, but I heard not in some regions.
I'm currently playing on PS5 and I was getting crazy frame drops until I turned VRR on. Plays much more smooth now
@@mhorvath514 I remember setting it to Performance and the camera to 7 on both and had a smooth experience.
While you can play the game the Cinematic is amazing, but only if you can play because the game keeps crashing, giving black screen etc... :)
I think every time I've seen something about this game, I have mixed it up with the game "Observation" which I already played and it has made me not look into it any further than a glimpse lol.
(Observation, which was great in atmosphere, but rather uneventful and disappointing in it's ending)
Should probably play this before Deliver Us Mars as games like this definitely interest me.
Edit: Still the more I watch this video, the more I feel like "Wait, *have* I played this?"
I must have, it's all so familiar! ... My brain is very heavily mixing up Observation and this game into one and the same game I think.
Are you thinking of the game Adr1ft too?
@@JoeyJoeJoe87 Oh wait, yes! Thank you, that's definitely what my brain kept going to
@@sarcasm-83 haha glad we solved your conundrum. What games are you playing currently?
@@JoeyJoeJoe87 Started playing a game I had been wanting to try from gamepass called Chorus (or CHORVS I guess). Quite an awesome space combat game as long as you manage to get all the controls to fit on your controller and then learn them. Also some Project Zomboid.
What about you? :)
@@sarcasm-83 thank you for your reply. Chorus, looked it up and it looks awesome. I'm in between multiple games such as Tunic (just started), Battlefield 1 (back into this after first playing at launch, classic turn off your brain fun), No Man's Sky, Sky:Children of Light (wow, therapeutic, beautiful and unique game).
Have a wonderful day.
Lucky me, I played it on PC. And my rating is 9/10
Awesome game and the sequel, 'Deliver us Mars', is bigger and better in every possible aspect.
Game plays great on Stadia! I did not have any of the frame rate issues.
What's a Stadia?
Rare Stadia user
@@Solbady not that rare actually. You should give Stadia a try. I have PS5 and High performance PC but love Stadia. Tech is incredible and library is better than you think.
@@brandoncasteel1048 didn't Google recently drop support though, or did I misconstrue that? I've been eyeing Amazon Luna, and I've played some Nvidia Shield.
@@Solbady support for the game or Stadia? Stadia just opened service in Mexico and continues to grow. I like Luna and Nvidia as well but I hate how games leave the service. I like owning the games knowing I will always have them. I want all of the services to be successful as cloud gaming is the future.
If you are looking for the best experience, the PC version is the way to go. If you also happen to have some chroma compatible devices, the custom effects this game has on razer devices are absolutely amazing! Turn on an that rtx and enjoy an awesome space journey.
PC is the way to go for anything
@@Calx91 pc is the way for people who can’t buy a ps5
If gravity was a gme. Loved the movie I think ill love the game
The atmosphere feels like Prey (2016)
I got it the other day and then the Seies X|S upgrade hit now it crashes on me
It's like Doom without the monsters
mooD
Maaan this is too much like For All Man Kind i like it!
Does the PS5 version support PS4 save transfer?
What 45 hours is he talking about? Man it's some 7 to 8 hours of play. Serious review? Well... the game itself though worth it.
Did he say “4 to 5 hrs”?
Frames are affected by gravity
And since the moon has no gravity
Be grateful it delivers some frames 😂
Is it worth $6??
00:42 What A Disclaimer 🤦🏽
About to give it ago, just gonna watch some astronaut stuff first tho :)
How similar is it to Adrift?
Deliver us the boredom. That is the real title.
Does the game utilise PS5 haptics and adaptive triggers?
Not really, though if you have the pulse headset it does sound good. Controls on PS5 controller a bit clunky but after a while you get used to it. It's worth a play through though, and I enjoyed it
@@byronrodriguez8974 thanks, maybe something I’ll pick up in time
Does anyone know if cross save works from PS4 to PS5 or not?
Yes
Pretty brief game at 45 hours? Reviewers need to think that everyone has 8 hours a day to play like them. If you have a life, 45 hours is quite lengthy. Just my thoughts
Seem to think?
Four to five hours dude, not forty-five
So underwhelming
I have thus game fir a while I haven't got around to it lol its kool I get ps5. Upgrade for free lol
I won't be pressing like and I won't be subscribing. You didn't ask for this information but here I am giving it to you anyway.
An average game with a nice atmosphere but simplistic gameplay and a mediocre story. 6/10
You play as a male protagonist, not female as you stated. You are Rolf from the audio logs as it is revealed later.
Im confused. Rolf and Sarah were already on the moon. The protagonist was launched from earth. Where's the twist?
Just got this for $4
I stopped playing this game at the point where finding the next tank of oxygen became the main focus of exploration. The O2 tanks didn’t seem to last nearly long enough
The game isn't for everyone
@@Israeli365 Yeah, I’m old and have a very low tolerance for frustration, but I’m glad this game and every game finds an audience. Every developer pouring their passion into a game should be rewarded. I am interested in Deliver us Mars
@@KellyKMc I found that the game wasn't a walk in the park but when there was something I wasn't getting, it turn out to be right under my nose. After the oxygen thing you start knowing what to look for really. I'm sure Mars will be interesting
Hopefully it comes to game pass.
It was on game pass a year or so ago
@@KellyKMc Hopefully it comes back to game pass with the updated version.
It does not work on ps5 for me sucks I can't play it on there cause it tells me to play it on ps4 lol
You can play it now?
Just got it yesterday on Ps5 from the ps plus works fine
Well I’m gonna go right on ahead and ignore this garbage review as on my end, I bought Deliver us the Moon last year on PS5 without any prior knowledge about it at all…
I had a blast, treated to beautiful visuals, a dark little story that had me interested, generally fun puzzles although I did struggle with some of them and might have gotten a little impatient once or twice 😅…
But, at the end of the day, I really liked my time with the game. Of course, I know for a fact that only a small team is behind it so expectations need to be within reason anyways. But yeah I was sad to have my game end as I was enjoying myself quite a lot…
Ignore this review it isn’t representative of the final current gen experience of this game at all.
Propaganda in movies games "news" academia etc
You just spoiled everything
Most reviews do that these days.