Frontier Foundry has revealed the release date for the ambitious sequel to 'Deliver Us Moon.'
Deliver Us Mars follows the story of Kathy Johnson, who joins a crew on board a space shuttle on a desperate mission to Mars. With Earth's climate and condition rapidly deteriorating, The mission to the Red Planet is a vital one to save humanity by retrieving Colonisation vessels known as ARKs.
Players progress in the game by completing missions, challenges and puzzles by fighting 0 gravity, scuba diving and exploring a detailed depiction of Mars' surface. Players will find sandy surfaces, icy valleys and abandoned colonies on the Red Planet in their attempt to save Earth from climate disaster.
Recommended Retail Prices for Deliver Us Mars is $29.99/£24.99 upon launch and $34.99/£29.99 for PC-only Deluxe edition. If you want to see more or cant wait for the game's release then you can always check out
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