Totally Safe Moon Project — is a co-op construction game about saving Earth in the most "reliable" way: build a tower to the Moon with friends, haul a laser from the garage, and try to shoot down a giant asteroid before it turns the planet into dust. It sounds like a foolproof plan, especially when you're dealing with fences, boxes, houses, clouds, and anything else you can lift with a gravity gun. The tower that should not have stood The main objective is simple only in theory: take any objects, stack them higher and higher, keep the structure at least somewhat stable, and avoid getting in each other's way too much. Solo, this is questionable engineering, but in a co-op of up to four players, everything devolves into noisy chaos, where one player is dragging a useful part, another accidentally breaks a support, a third is already arguing over where to place the house, and the fourth somehow flies off with the box. The higher the team climbs, the more rewards, upgrades, and strange new possibilities are unlocked. Skills become more insane, the construction more dangerous, and the attempt to deliver the laser to the very top becomes a separate test of coordination, patience, and the ability to laugh at failure. The game doesn't push competition: what matters most is the shared chaos, the collaborative decisions, and that moment when the whole structure unexpectedly holds together. Game features - Online co-op for up to 4 players. - A gravity gun for dragging objects and assembling crazy structures. - Gradually unlock upgrades, items and new abilities. - The final delivery of the laser as a separate team task.