Back to the Moon

The plot is as follows: in the future, the satellites of the planets of the Solar System are adapted for extracting resources from automated stations, each of which is served by personnel consisting of only three engineers. But the trouble is that some of them have ceased to obey people, and our task is to save them and deliver them to a safe place.

To do this, we, controlling the landing module, must land on one of the platforms, and very smoothly so that the landing is successful. After that, one of the engineers runs up to us (alas, the passenger seat is only one), we return it to the mother ship and go down after the next one. But there are obstacles. The first is mining machines scrolling back and forth across the screen, contacts with which, like a sharp landing, lead to a reduction in the strip of energy. Once it is exhausted completely, we lose one of the three attempts that were initially issued. But the fuel supply is also limited, and it is necessary to keep an eye on it, while both of them, as well as additional lives, can be obtained with the help of selected bonuses, which lie on the platforms and also fall out of defeated opponents. Please note that you can only fire with an engineer on board.