The Moon Is an Annoyance

The rover is down. Two crew members are stranded on the lunar surface with failing life support and a ten-kilometer trek back to base. Vacuum, radiation, power loss, bad decisions. The Moon doesn’t hate you. It doesn’t notice you at all.

A hard science catastrophe engine for lunar EVA missions. For two players and a GM. 90-120 minutes per scenario. Uses percentile dice.

Run the included survival scenario, or build your own lunar disasters using the same system: branching terrain, subsystem collapse, human pressure, and moral tradeoffs under extreme constraints.

Features:

• Modular node-based exploration
• Cascading life-support failures
• Human factions, obligations, and bad deals
• Tools for authoring new lunar scenarios
• Over a dozen plausible, unheroic ways to die in space^*
• Original electroacoustic soundtrack at mesolitgames.com/the-moon-is-an-annoyance

* For possible lunar surface terminal events, see full list at mesolitgames.com/the-moon-is-an-annoyance

For fans of: The Martian, For All Mankind, Gravity

Character sheets, scenario map, and other play aids are available at the mesolitgames.com/tmiaa.