Kathy is a quiet and reserved protagonist, not afraid to push for what is right but also prone to letting her emotions dictate her choices which can lead to conflict with the rest of the crew. Although saving the entire Earth is certainly the most pressing issue, it’s really Kathy’s drive to find her father and get some closure that pushes the story forward and is what informs most of her decision-making. There are two distinct themes, then: the first being the mystery of what happened on the red planet, and the second being the messy Johanson family. At the last second, Isaac is separated from Kathy with no way back, and has to leave her. Isaac’s older daughter Claire, whom he already had a rocky relationship with, desperately tries to stop him from taking a young Kath with him, viewing it as far too dangerous. They constructed three massive Ark ships with the goal being Mars where they hoped to establish a new colony that wouldn’t repeat history. As told through flashbacks, Isaac and a company of others came up with a more radical plan, deeming the world a lost cause. The Earth is dying due to global warming, species of plants and animals alike going extinct at an alarming rate and Humanity struggling to keep the lights on, even with the MPT technology Kathy’s father, Isaac Johanson, developed to send power from the moon. Although KeokeN Interactive’s passion and love for its game are undeniable, and it has certainly launched in a better state than its debut in 2018, Deliver Us Mars doesn’t always deliver the goods. Her story is an interesting one marred by monotonous gameplay. This time the focus is on Kathy Johanson, the youngest of the family who has spent years training to become an astronaut.
Now, KeokeN Interactive are back with a follow-up and although you can enjoy the story without having played the original, the cast of characters is largely the same, carrying on the story of the Johanson family.
#Deliver us the moon sequel series
Then, last year, they released a PS5 and Xbox Series patch, bringing it back into the public eye.
#Deliver us the moon sequel Patch
KeokeN Interactive removed the game from sale and worked hard to patch it up, including a reworked ending, before releasing it again minus the Fortuna subtitle. Deliver Us Mars is the sequel to Deliver Us The Moon: Fortuna, a narrative-driven game that had a lot of issues when it launched at the end of 2018.
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