After receiving such positive feedback from the community, KeokeN Interactive has decided to delay the release of Deliver Us Mars until early 2023.
Deliver Us Mars’s development cycle has been no different from others in that regard. The next independent Sci-Fi action-adventure game released by Frontier Developments may find this news to be a gift in disguise.
KeokeN Interactive is hard at work on the sequel to Deliver Us The Moon, titled Deliver Us Mars. This platforming and puzzle-solving adventure will use the power of Unreal Engine 4 to transport players to fantastical worlds. The astronauts of the Deliver Us Mars game will travel to Mars in search of supplies that will allow them to return home and preserve Earth. The date of September 27th, 2022 was set as the ideal time for players to be given this monumental interplanetary mission. A letter from the game’s developers reveals the release date has been moved back.
The Deliver Us Mars team announced the game’s postponement from September 27 to February 2, 2023, on Twitter. Deliver Us Mars is KeokeN Interactive’s most ambitious project to date, therefore the studio has stated that the additional four and a half months are necessary to ensure the highest quality game possible. So, it looks like we’ll be adding Deliver Us Mars to the expanding list of 2023 releases that have been pushed back due to delays.
Nonetheless, there is a bright side to this piece of information. KeokeN Interactive also informed its fanbase that new gameplay footage will be shown at Gamescom’s Future Games Show on August 24. It’s being called a new trailer, and it’s expected to appease fans who can’t wait until September to begin their intergalactic adventure. Trailers for the game’s unveiling, gameplay, official game summary, and Journey to the Red Planet are available to give gamers a taste of what they may expect.
As Deliver Us The Moon has gotten next-gen enhancements for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, the delay gives players a chance to jump in and get caught up with the plot. Delays are frustrating for fans, but they reflect that the development team is working hard to provide the finest game possible, which may increase the anticipation of players who are already looking forward to the release.
On February 2, 2023, Deliver Us Mars will be available for purchase on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
Deliver Us Mars Story
The human race in Deliver Us Mars is on the verge of extinction ten years after the Fortuna expedition. You play the part of Kathy Johanson, who signs on with the Zephyr’s crew in response to an unknown distress signal from Mars.
You crash-landed on Mars, and now it’s up to you and your ASE drone to stop civilization from collapsing by retrieving the ARK colony ships, which were hijacked by an unknown group called the Outward.
Kathy’s father, Isaac, joined Outward on their escape to Mars, therefore she has a personal connection to the cause.
Deliver Us Mars Gameplay
In Deliver Us, Mars, we see a harsh, manmade world. To get where you need to go, you’ll have to solve tricky riddles and utilize your climbing axes to scale the various barriers in your way.
You’ll also do things like scuba dive, float around in zero gravity, and go through a launch sequence in a spaceship.
Deliver Us Mars System Requirements
Although it has been established that a 64-bit processor and operating system would be required to operate the game, not much else is known about the game’s system requirements at this time. The game is being developed with Unreal Engine 4, and it will have ray tracing, so it may be compatible with both older and more modern GPUs.
Where can you buy Deliver Us Mars and how much does it cost?
The PC version of Deliver Us Mars will be playable on both Steam and the Epic Games Store, while the console editions will be playable on their respective platforms’ digital distribution platforms in the near future. The base version will cost £24.99/$29.99/€29.99, while the PC-exclusive Deluxe Edition will set you back £29.99/$34.99/€34.99.
Deliver Us Mars Trailer
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