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The New Earth

A sci-fi exploration and puzzle adventure focused on discovery, investigation, and storytelling. Explore a mysterious region of space, solve interconnected puzzles, and experience unfolding events through the perspectives of multiple crew members.

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About the Game

In 2215, Earth faces collapse as a high-speed asteroid approaches the solar system. The lunar colonization program is cancelled, and the ship “New Earth,” refitted from “Moon Rabbit,” is launched as humanity’s last hope to find a new home.

Onboard the deep-space vessel, players experience an unknown incident through multiple crew perspectives. Explore, investigate anomalies, and uncover the hidden truth behind both the mission and humanity itself.

Features

  • Explore a mysterious sci-fi setting filled with secrets and discoveries.

  • Solve environmental and narrative-driven puzzles.

  • Experience the story through multiple character perspectives.

  • Investigate strange phenomena and piece together interconnected events.