MOONROT is a short horror film in which control is transferred not to a human, but to a machine sent to explore an alien moon. The silence here is more oppressive than any sound, and the void seems to be watching. The rover moves forward along the rocky surface, detecting strange signals, and gradually approaches a source that shouldn't exist. Loneliness among signals The journey is accompanied by a constant search for points of interest. The camera captures blurry images, the receiver picks up unstable transmissions, and the surrounding environment remains lifeless and alien. The further the exploration progresses, the more the feeling arises that something lurks behind this silence, something that violates the usual notions of reality. Energy reserves are limited, and every action requires calculation. Stops become forced, and routes are carefully planned. The pressure mounts not because of a direct threat, but because of the realization that there is no turning back. Gradually, it becomes clear that the mission goes beyond simple reconnaissance, and the data obtained could change everything. Features of the game Controlling an autonomous rover on an alien moon. Photographing and recording anomalous signals. An atmosphere of isolation and uneasy calm. A short walkthrough with a coherent story.