About the game

You are on the Moon, next to the Apollo 17 lunar module, in the valley where the last crewed landing touched down. It runs in a desktop browser. Nothing to install.

Not for everyone. No tutorials, no markers, no hand-holding. Figure it out. If you grew up on hard shooters with a thick manual in the box, you will feel at home.

In 1958 the US Air Force studied setting off a nuclear bomb on the Moon. It was called Project A119, and it never happened. The game lets you see what that blast could have looked like, on terrain built from NASA lunar orbiter data.

The game is in open test. Open World is playable now. Campaign and Multiplayer are on the roadmap.

Sections

• Location: the Taurus-Littrow valley at true scale.
• Items: what stands on the ground around you.
• Weapons: the pulse rifle and the launch tube.
• Aliens: who lives near the lander.
• Drones: what flies overhead.
• Explosion: one megaton, step by step.

Controls

• Move: W A S D. Run: Shift. Jump: Space.
• Look and aim: mouse. Fire: F or left mouse button.
• Switch weapon: Q. Menu: Esc.
• Hold Space to fly upward.

Gamepads are supported.