Elevator... to the Moon!

About

In "Elevator... to the Moon!", become a lunarnaut and follow the demands of President Doug-Slater Roccmeier to build an unstable space elevator. Play in roomscale mode, solve challenging VR puzzles, and enjoy a fully voiced narrative adventure with exploration and a variety of control options. The game is designed to be comfortable for all players, with minimal motion sickness.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

80%

Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

humor16 positive mentions

The game features a humorous narrative and clever dialogue, making it entertaining and enjoyable.
It effectively utilizes room-scale VR mechanics, allowing players to manipulate items from a fixed position without causing motion sickness.
The puzzles are engaging and provide a good level of challenge, with an in-game hint system available for assistance.

Many players found the puzzles to be too easy, often being explicitly told what to do, which detracted from the challenge.
There are reports of technical issues, particularly with compatibility on certain VR systems, leading to frustration and requests for refunds.
The game is relatively short, with some players feeling it lacks depth and polish, making it less satisfying overall.

humor
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is praised for its clever and original humor, featuring a well-crafted narrative that keeps players engaged with witty dialogue and strong voice acting. While many found the humor enjoyable and the overall experience fun, some felt that certain elements, like the president's voice, did not meet their expectations for consistent laughter. Overall, it is considered a creative and entertaining VR experience with multiple endings.
- “You play as a pilot/repair technician of an elevator that goes to the moon to increase the president's ratings... but soon the story takes a more interesting and hilarious path. The voice acting is really good, it has a ton of lines and they are all really well thought out. The dialogue is clever, and the story flows really well.”
- “All in all, this game is creative, funny, challenging, and fairly priced!”
- “Humorous VR game with multiple endings.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The graphics of the game are described as cartoonish and blocky with a low polygon count, yet they effectively complement the overall aesthetic and gameplay. Despite their simplicity, the visuals do not detract from the experience, as performance is solid and puzzles function without issues, enhancing the game's humor and charm.
- “While more cartoonish and blocky in its graphical presentation, the aesthetic, gameplay, story, etc. in 'ettm' are just as good (or better) and fully formed as 'I Expect You to Die', and it's much funnier to boot.”
- “Graphics are basic low polygon, but the performance is awesome, and all the puzzles work as they should, with no game-breaking bugs.”
- “Graphics are basic low polygon, but the performance is awesome, and all the puzzles work as they should, no game breaking bugs.”
- “At this point, the art style is very important.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The story in "ettm" is engaging and humorous, featuring a pilot/repair technician tasked with operating an elevator to the moon to boost the president's ratings, which quickly evolves into a more entertaining narrative. The clever dialogue and high-quality voice acting enhance the experience, making it both well-structured and enjoyable. Overall, the game's cartoonish aesthetic does not detract from its fully realized storytelling, which is often compared favorably to "I Expect You to Die."
- “You play as a pilot/repair technician of an elevator that goes to the moon to increase the president's ratings... but soon the story takes a more interesting and hilarious path. The voice acting is really good, it has a ton of lines and they are all really well thought out. The dialogue is clever, and the story flows really well.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay in "ettm" is praised for being fully developed and engaging, comparable to "I Expect You to Die," but with a more humorous tone and a distinct cartoonish aesthetic. Despite its blocky graphics, players find the overall experience enjoyable and well-crafted.
- “While more cartoonish and blocky in its graphical presentation, the aesthetic, gameplay, story, etc. in 'Ettm' are just as good (or better) and fully formed as 'I Expect You to Die', and it's much funnier to boot.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features basic low-polygon graphics, but it excels in performance, with no game-breaking bugs reported and all puzzles functioning as intended.
- “Graphics are basic low polygon, but the performance is awesome, and all the puzzles work as they should, with no game-breaking bugs.”