You also have a limited oxygen supply to help you feel even worse. The problem was that the UN was a dictatorship on the moon, and we all know what happens to dictatorships- a rebellion. In 2069 the lunar colonies declare independence, and war ensues. All of the above was from Rebel Moon , a first in the series. All in all, more or less standard fare, but the best part here is that there are aliens to be found in the game, either as friends or adversaries.
Minor problems do appear throughout the game.
Shooting, for example, is assisted by the computer- if you have a target in sight, your shot will automatically be vertically corrected to hit its target. Fine, I don't mind. But the thing is, you don't really have to shoot the target to hit it. I tried to jump from ledge to ledge, and missed the jump button while running, but surprisingly, I did not end several stories below, but rather managed to run on air and reach the wanted ledge. To the good side, I must note the light sourcing effects, all in different colors as appropriate, which actually help playing the game.