Argumento

The Long Fall Home The year is 1969. The world is watching as Apollo 11 prepares to make history. But behind the scenes, NASA launches a secret initiative: four brave blue-collar volunteers are selected to join the mission, not to walk on the Moon, but to be cryogenically frozen in a lunar research hub. The plan? Wake them up in 1975 when the next crew arrives and study the long-term effects of lunar exposure on the human body. That mission never happens. NASA loses its funding. The world moves on. The volunteers? Forgotten. Until the hub’s power fails in 2025, and they thaw out naturally, confused, dazed, and completely alone. But the Moon isn’t the same. And neither is space. As they leave the surface, they’re met with a cosmic fever dream, massive yellow submarines floating aimlessly, whales soaring through the void, asteroids being mined by unknown forces, alien ships locked in battle, and everyday objects blown up to absurd proportions, like they just drifted out of a deranged thrift store. Is this the future? A hallucination? Or are they still frozen, trapped in a bizarre dream? With only each other and their wits, the four survivors must navigate an interstellar obstacle course of gravity-defying puzzles, physics-based platforming, and mind-bending hazards, all while piecing together what really happened during their 56-year sleep. Will they find a way home? Or will they be lost in the madness of deep space forever?