Moon Runner

Moon Runner blends sci-fi elements with mysticism. Set on the Moon, an evil entity appears and disables all human-built infrastructure on its surface and seizes control of drones - forcing astronauts from Astral Cortex Industries' corporation to find 10 monoliths which initially remain hidden locations - before rebooting everything themselves under astral Cortex Industries corporation rules and fixing everything at their respective corporate bases on behalf of Astral Cortex Industries corp. Unfortunately for them however, evil bots stop him reaching his goals while limited oxygen supplies make progress impossible - something made more challenging by their limited suit oxygen supply in which case they must fight back versus these robots while fighting back against evil bots which threaten their goal as they progress - along with this task being further complicated by limited oxygen supply in suit as well as complex leveled locations with maps to navigate them within all locations!

Moonrunner is a 3D action game featuring third-person view and survival elements, classified as an independent project by some. Also categorized as courier simulator, its indie project allows players to complete missions like delivering items across lunar landscapes while wandering on ladders installed from above, fighting opponents off with ladders installed from below, exchanging modules between modules found, as well as finding energy modules to power your suit as you search out credits to buy upgrades for equipment from your inventory. Essentially the gameplay here resembles Death Stranding with well developed movement taking into account special gravity effects when moving about, yet unlike its counterpart it doesn't quite match its popularity due to an outstanding physics engine controlling player movement physics system taken into account that takes into account special gravity effects when moving about.