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Dark Moon PC Game

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Dark Moon is a real-time strategy game enriched with Realpolitiks, Kursk and deep Diving simulator. Like another native representative of the genre, Frostpunk, this title forces the player to make morally ambiguous decisions.

Dark Moon PC – Review:

The action of the game Dark Moon PC takes place in the future, when humanity begins construction of mining infrastructure on the moon. In the course of the game, we take on the role of an engineer sent to the silver globe to oversee the entire process. Things get complicated when, as a result of the so-called coronal mass ejection, sunlight becomes lethal, destroying everything it falls on. When this destructive force destroys the communications relay used to the earth, the people stationed on the moon are forced to fight for survival and find a way to escape.

In Dark Moon PC , the action was shown from a bird’s eye view. During the game, we take control of Mechaplex, which is a huge vehicle acting as a mobile command center. It is on it that we erect new structures and conduct research on more and more advanced technologies. It is also a home for our subordinates and a tool that allows us to extract the raw materials necessary to carry out the task set before us. Its mobility allows us to be in constant motion and avoid the deadly light. It should be ed that the surface of the moon is teeming with all sorts of obstacles and other unpleasant surprises, so before you enter new territory, you should carefully scan them with the help of reconnaissance drones.

Mechaplex, however, would be nothing without the people stationed on it. As we progress, we will meet people who will be happy to us to help us in our endeavor. Of course, the crew has their needs-we need to provide them not only a roof over their heads, but also food. Another thing is that not everyone has sympathy-on the contrary, mutual animosity is on the agenda here, so in extreme cases it is not difficult for treason or rebellion. All this means that during the game we often have to make morally questionable choices, such as throwing out a loyal crew member or leaving the encountered unfortunates to their fate.