Space epic Deliver Us the Moon, which just announced a sequel in the form of Deliver Us Mars, will come to PlayStation 5 via a native version available on 19th May 2022. Owners of the PS4 version will receive a free PS4 to PS5 upgrade, but physical PS5 copies are still being made for £19.99/$24.99. They're available to pre-order in the UK through the Wired Productions store, while Limited Run Games will stock boxed copies for the US.
As for the PS5 version itself, the game has been "remastered" in 4K, featuring ray-traced shadows and reflections. There'll be faster load times, and the adaptive triggers will be taken advantage of along with the PS5 pad's built-in speaker. There's no word on any use of haptic feedback. Discussing the current-gen enhancements, KeokeN Interactive CEO Koen Deetman said: "The new additions to the game are absolutely stellar and I think fans and newcomers alike will be over the moon with the changes."
If you opt for the aforementioned physical PS5 copy, you'll also get a double-sided poster, sticker sheets, a reversible sleeve, and a digital EP download.
In our Deliver Us the Moon PS4 review, we awarded the game an 8/10 and concluded: "Deliver Us the Moon is a short but exciting adventure set in the beautiful depths of space. With the fate of humanity in your hands you’ll feel determined to see things through to the end. There’s a good variety of puzzles you’ll need to solve, and while none of them are particularly difficult, the real pleasure is in seeing what new wonders the game has in store for you in each area."
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Was this game actually any good? As a massive fan of space in general im really still waiting for a game to grab me. I couldnt get in to no mans sky and Elite dangerous would have been absolutely perfect for me if it wasnt for the difficult curve and extremely poor tutorial.
@Kidfunkadelic83
Yep, it's the real deal. I played it on XSX a year ago and really enjoyed it. Solitude in space, with a lot on the line and a focus on plot, rather than combat. I recommend it if you like any of the above.
@Kidfunkadelic83 While not without it's flaws it genuinely felt very unique and I really enjoyed it for what it was.
As @gollumb82 said it's mostly plot and atmosphere over combat.
@gollumb82 sounds like its right up my alley. Will deffo check it out now. Thanks.
@themightyant thats what i would prefer really. Sounds pretty good.
@lolwhatno i wasnt keen on the planetary surface exploration. I dont know why but everything just seemed like it was made of pladoh. It was at alunch i played it so id expect things to have changed quite a bit and also with the ps5 boost...
Nice. I have a physical PS4 copy in the mail. Looks like I'll be waiting till May to play it.
I liked the game... have it on PC. Looking forward to "Deliver us Mars"
@lolwhatno i will defenately look in to it. Have a great day buddy👍
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