- July 30, 2021
- NimbleBeasts
Moonshot: The Great Espionage
53%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
atmosphere
90% User Score 10 reviews
Platforms
About
Moonshot is a stealth puzzle platformer that puts you in the role of a spy of a fictional country in the 'moon race' era. In competition with the USA and the Soviet Union, you will have to use espionage and sabotage to make sure that your nation will be the first on the moon.











Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
story4 positive mentions
- Engaging gameplay with fun stealth mechanics and a charming pixel art style.
- The soundtrack enhances the atmosphere, reminiscent of classic espionage themes.
- Offers a variety of upgrades and challenges across multiple levels, providing a sense of progression.
- Lockpicking mechanics are frustrating and not intuitive, detracting from the overall experience.
- Level design can feel monotonous and overly reliant on trial and error, lacking clear objectives.
- The story is minimal and lacks depth, making missions feel disconnected and repetitive.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is largely criticized for its lack of depth, with players noting that it consists mainly of repetitive missions with minimal narrative context. While some appreciate the amusing elements and engaging gameplay mechanics, many feel that the storytelling is superficial and fails to provide a satisfying progression or cohesive plot. Overall, the experience is more focused on mission execution than on a compelling narrative.
“Lovely music, lovely pixel art, funny story.”
“Fun little stealth game, cool mechanics, interesting and amusing story plot.”
“+ story driven backgrounds”
“Also the trailer is misleading in that it makes it seem like there's actually a story in the game - there isn't, not at all, you just go on mission after mission with only the vaguest of effort put into a reason why as writing goes.”
“You get missions, you execute them.”
“Moreover, there is a mission or two with really unfair traps and unless you are a god gamer, I cannot see how anyone can pass through without raising an alarm.”