Moon Carrier

In Moon Carrier, you will be doing cargo missions between bases and cities founded on the future moon. You can drive to anywhere you want, however, you are limited with the capabilities of your vehicle. Your oxygen tanks have limited capacity. Your vehicle has limited electrical capacity. Moreover, when you hit on the rocks which may appear in front of you suddenly, your vehicles condition decreases based on your hit velocity. Drive fast and you take risk of a sudden death, drive slower and you take risk of failing your missions for not delivering on time.

To survive on this brutal environment of space, you need to earn money, increase your cargo space and buy rovers to increase your efficiency. Your efficiency is defined by your capacities of oxygen tanks, energy storage, vehicle condition. There are several kind of missions you can make. Each kind of mission requires different assets to be installed in your cargo space. Get a vehicle of large enough, divide your cargo capacities accordingly, and make several missions at the same time to maximize your outcome.

You can alternatively buy and sell goods between bases. This, again, strictly depends on your available cargo sapace.

So, the cargo capacity is at the center of your strategy. There are several ways to increase the capabilities of your vehicle. Modifications can be helpful for many enhancements.

You will be able to explore the whole moon, seamlessly. With no loading screens... It is possible to circumnavigate the entire globe. Everything around you is procedurally generated. However, for that capability, you will need to upgrade your vehicle to the latest models and modify it heavily. With that, you will be able to explore the uncharted territory.

As summary, Moon Carrier is a sci-fi driving game with lots of delivery type of missions. Most of the missions have an expiration time which forces you to drive faster. The only problem is, suddenly appearing rocks in front of you. Drive faster and hit one of those faster, you may go to a sudden death. So, you should take care of your speed and watch out for those rocks and the mission expiration duration at all times.

Welcome to the future of the moon.