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Totally Safe Moon Project Guide
Totally Safe Moon Project is a physics-based co-op building game by Fake Moon, published by rokaplay select and released on Steam for Windows PC on October 30, 2026. A giant asteroid is about to hit Earth, so you (solo or with friends online) grab fences, cars, houses and even clouds with a Gravity Gun, stack them into a tower to the Moon, then carry the laser you built in your garage to the top and blow the asteroid apart.
Quick facts
- Developer
- Fake Moon
- Publisher
- rokaplay select
- Release date
- October 30, 2026
- Platform
- Windows PC (Steam)
- Price
- $5.99 (25% off at launch)
- Players
- Solo or online co-op
- Achievements
- 44
- Languages
- 14 (interface)
Facts checked against the Steam store page and SteamDB on November 1, 2026.
How the game works
- 1
Build
Use the Gravity Gun to pick up, rotate and attach objects into a climbable tower. Bigger objects need a stronger gun.
- 2
Upgrade
Every height goal pays out points (P). Spend them at the Upgrades computer next to your garage.
- 3
Survive
Watch out for UFOs, asteroid rain and, high enough up, your oxygen. Fall damage is optional.
- 4
Laser
Carry the laser from the garage to the flag on the Moon and destroy the asteroid to finish the game.
All Totally Safe Moon Project guides
Totally Safe Moon Project Beginner Guide
Controls, height goals, points, first upgrades and the building habits that stop your tower (and your friends) from falling apart.
Read guide →Game InfoTotally Safe Moon Project Release Date and Price
Out now on Steam since October 30, 2026. Full price, launch discount, the announcement-to-launch timeline and what happened to the playtest.
Read guide →WalkthroughsTotally Safe Moon Project Walkthrough: How to Reach the Moon and Win
The whole run from the garage to the ending: height goals, upgrades, oxygen in space and how to deliver the laser to the flag on the Moon.
Read guide →Game InfoTotally Safe Moon Project Multiplayer and Co-op Guide
Online co-op only, how many players can join (the store and the developer disagree), inviting friends, reviving and teamwork tips.
Read guide →Game InfoIs Totally Safe Moon Project on PS5, Xbox, Switch or Android?
Windows PC on Steam only. No console, Mac or mobile version is announced, so beware of fake APK downloads.
Read guide →AchievementsTotally Safe Moon Project Achievements Guide (All 44)
Every Steam achievement with global unlock rates, how to get the hidden ones, and the rarest unlocks like Chaos Mode and the golden bucket.
Read guide →GuidesTotally Safe Moon Project Upgrades and Tools Guide
Points, the Upgrades computer, Gravity Gun levels, Unlock Random, Oxygen Totems, ziplines and every tool we could confirm, from the umbrella to the rubber chicken.
Read guide →Game InfoHow Long Does It Take to Beat Totally Safe Moon Project?
A full run takes most groups 1–2 hours. What slows you down, Chaos Mode, the fall damage setting and how much replay value there is.
Read guide →Game InfoTotally Safe Moon Project System Requirements
Minimum and recommended PC specs from Steam, storage size, DirectX 12, Windows only, plus what the numbers mean for older PCs and laptops.
Read guide →GuidesTotally Safe Moon Project UFOs and Asteroid Rain: How to Survive
What UFOs and asteroid rain do to your tower, how to shoot UFOs down, how to ride out a meteor shower, and the achievements tied to each hazard.
Read guide →Game InfoIs Totally Safe Moon Project Made With AI?
The developers say no generative AI was used to make the game; the key art is by a named artist. AI tools were used for store-page translations. Full statements and context.
Read guide →Game InfoTotally Safe Moon Project Review: Is It Worth It?
Launch-week Steam reviews are Positive. What players love (co-op chaos, Chaos Mode, the umbrella), what they don't (length, jank) and who should buy it.
Read guide →Official links
This site is a fan-made guide. Every guide is written from the official Steam page, the developers' own posts in the Steam community and on Reddit, the Steam achievement list, and recorded gameplay videos on YouTube. Where sources disagree (for example the co-op player limit), we say so.