Deliver Us The Moon launched in 2019 where and, err, delivered a narrative sci-fi adventure set in a future where Eath's natural resources had depleted. Lonely, beautiful, and bleak it also arrived with impressive NVIDIA DLSS and RTX-powered ray-tracing support for an indie. Today, developer KeokeN Interactive has lifted the lid on Deliver Us Mars, which yeah, takes place on the red planet.

Here's the announcement trailer.

Sequel to the award-winning Deliver Us The Moon, Deliver Us Mars is an atmospheric sci-fi adventure offering an immersive astronaut experience. Explore new frontiers on a suspense-fuelled, high-stakes mission to recover the ARK colony ships stolen by the mysterious Outward.

A BOLD NEW MISSION

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Ten years after the Fortuna mission, humanity is closer than ever to extinction. After a mysterious distress call from Mars, join the Zephyr and its crew as they journey to the red planet and seek to recover the ARK colony ships stolen by the mysterious Outward, and with them, ensure the survival of the human race.

OUT OF THIS WORLD GAMEPLAY

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Journey from Earth to the surface of Mars and endure its harsh and unforgiving terrain as you hope discover the secrets of Outward. Use both brains and brawn to overcome mental and physical challenges, find the ARKs, and uncover the motivations of those behind the distress call that brought you here.

A HANDCRAFTED EXPERIENCE

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Experience a highly polished and absorbing narrative experience packed with engaging gameplay. Every moment is handcrafted, delivering a suspense-filled, emotion-fuelled narrative alongside music from award-winning composer Sander Van Zanten, state-of-the-art motion capture, stunning graphics and real-time ray traced shadows and reflections, powered by Unreal Engine.

As per the description above it's sounding like the scope and ambition of this sequel is being ramped up, alongside the visuals. Plus, as hinted at in the trailer, you'll be getting a robot companion of sorts whilst exploring Mars. No release date has been set other than "coming soon".