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Build a chaotic tower to the Moon, stack everyday objects, upgrade your abilities, and work with up to three friends to deliver a laser before the asteroid destroys Earth.
Totally Safe Moon Project Resource Hub
Eight complete guide hubs covering your first tower, the gravity gun, co-op teamwork, and the final laser mission
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Tower Building: Step-by-Step Stability Guide & Tips
Learn Totally Safe Moon Project tower building: stable foundations, stacking everyday objects, gravity gun placement.
Totally Safe Moon Project android: Setup Guide & Tips
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Totally Safe Moon Project official announcement: Trailer Guide
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Totally Safe Moon Project demo: Release Trailer Guide
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Totally Safe Moon Project controls: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn Totally Safe Moon Project controls, gravity gun handling, object placement, tower building, climbing routes, and co-op coordination tips.
Totally Safe Moon Project steamdb: Steam Info & Tips
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Totally Safe Moon Project how to play: Step-by-Step
Learn how to play Totally Safe Moon Project with a step-by-step guide to the gravity gun, tower building, safe climbing, laser delivery, and co-op roles.
Totally Safe Moon Project playtest: Step-by-Step Guide
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Totally Safe Moon Project System Requirements: PC Setup Guide
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Totally Safe Moon Project Price: Steam Cost & Editions Explained
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Totally Safe Moon Project beginner guide: Setup Tips
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Totally Safe Moon Project Beginner Guide
Totally Safe Moon Project is built around transporting objects, constructing a climbable tower, and reaching the Moon safely. Start by learning how to move construction materials with the gravity gun, create a stable base, and expand upward one controlled section at a time.
Understand the Main Objective
Begin on Earth, construct a route into the sky, transport the required equipment upward, and reach the Moon to complete the project and deal with the asteroid threat.
Use the Gravity Gun to Move Objects
Use the gravity gun to pick up, reposition, and place construction pieces and mission equipment. Align objects carefully before releasing them so they settle against the existing structure.
Create a Stable Starting Base
Place the first building pieces on a broad, balanced foundation. A stable base gives later tower sections more support and reduces the chance of sliding or tipping during expansion.
Expand the Tower Gradually
Add new pieces in controlled layers, keeping the structure as vertical and balanced as possible. Use temporary platforms when you need more room to reposition materials or prepare the next section.
Climb Safely and Prepare for the Moon
Use completed platforms and stable connections to climb higher. Continue transporting mission equipment upward while maintaining a safe route back down and enough room to work in high-altitude areas.
Quick Tips
- Build wide before you build tall: a broad base makes every later section easier.
- Align objects before releasing them so they settle flush against the structure.
- Keep one platform clear near the active section for staging materials.
- Repair leaning sections immediately, before the tower grows past the problem.
Totally Safe Moon Project Walkthrough
The main progression in Totally Safe Moon Project is organized around building a route upward and delivering mission-critical equipment to the Moon. Use each stage to identify the current objective, keep the tower functional, and avoid advancing before the next working area is ready.
Opening Phase: Establish the Ground Route
Objective: Create the first stable construction area and organize the initial materials.
Start by learning the gravity gun, moving nearby objects into position, and building a broad foundation. The opening phase is complete once you have a reliable base and a clear route for bringing additional pieces to the tower.
Middle Phase: Continue the Ascent
Objective: Extend the tower while transporting materials and maintaining safe working platforms.
Build upward in sections, correcting leaning or poorly connected pieces as soon as they appear. Keep the ascent route wide enough for movement and preserve platforms where objects can be staged before the next construction step.
High-Altitude Phase: Deliver the Laser
Objective: Move the laser and supporting mission equipment to the upper sections of the tower.
High-altitude construction requires careful object handling and controlled placement. Prepare the destination platform before moving the laser, and avoid blocking the route needed for the remaining ascent or for repositioning teammates.
Final Mission: Reach the Moon and Destroy the Asteroid
Objective: Complete the Moon-side operation using the delivered laser.
Once the route and equipment are ready, make the final approach to the Moon and operate the laser for the end objective. Keep the tower stable until the mission is complete, since a collapse can interrupt access to the final work area.
Totally Safe Moon Project Building Guide
Tower construction is the central challenge of Totally Safe Moon Project. Good building decisions make every later task easier: materials are easier to transport, teammates have more room to work, and the route to the Moon remains accessible even as the structure grows.
Stable Foundation
Begin with a broad, balanced base rather than a narrow stack. Place the first pieces so the structure has a dependable center of support before adding height.
Best for: Starting the project and preparing a reliable route for later construction.
Controlled Vertical Expansion
Add building pieces in small sections and keep new layers aligned with the structure below. Recheck the tower after each addition to catch leaning or unstable connections early.
Best for: Extending the tower through the middle and upper sections.
Temporary Work Platforms
Use platforms to create safe places for staging materials, adjusting the gravity gun angle, and preparing the next construction step.
Best for: Reducing awkward object handling and improving access during long ascents.
High-Altitude Connections
When working high above the ground, connect new sections carefully and keep the route continuous. Prepare the destination area before moving mission equipment such as the laser.
Best for: Building toward the Moon and delivering equipment to the final work area.
Collapse Prevention
Avoid relying on isolated pieces, rushed placements, or increasingly tilted sections. If a part begins to slide or lean, stop expanding and reinforce or reposition it before continuing.
Best for: Maintaining a usable tower throughout the entire mission.
Totally Safe Moon Project Co-op Guide
Totally Safe Moon Project supports solo play and cooperative sessions with up to four players. A coordinated team can divide construction, transport, navigation, and recovery tasks so that everyone contributes without crowding the same work area.
Construction Lead
Plan the next tower section, decide where platforms should be placed, and check whether the current structure is stable before the team adds more height.
Communication callouts
Transport Operator
Move construction materials and mission equipment between the ground, staging platforms, and upper work areas. Coordinate with the construction lead before releasing important objects.
Communication callouts
Route Coordinator
Keep the ascent route usable and guide teammates toward safe platforms. Watch for blocked passages and make sure the team has a practical way to reach the next work area.
Communication callouts
Rescue and Recovery Support
Assist players who become separated, stranded, or unable to reach the active construction area. Keep spare access routes available and avoid letting one failed placement stop the entire team.
Communication callouts
Four-Player Workflow
With four players, assign one person to construction, one to object transport, one to route management, and one to rescue or overflow support. Rotate roles when the team reaches a new altitude or a different task becomes more important.
Communication callouts
Totally Safe Moon Project Gravity Gun Guide
The Gravity Gun is the central tool for manipulating the environment in Totally Safe Moon Project. Use it to handle large objects, reposition construction materials, create climbing routes, and solve traversal problems without relying only on conventional paths.
Identify a Usable Object
Look for loose objects, construction materials, structural pieces, or other environmental elements that can be repositioned. Before grabbing an object, decide whether it is needed for movement, construction, protection, or access to a higher area.
Grab the Object with the Gravity Gun
Aim at the selected object and use the gravity gun to pick it up. Keep the object centered while carrying it so that it does not collide with nearby structures or terrain.
Move Objects into Position
Carry the object toward the intended location and align it with the surrounding terrain or existing structure. Objects can be used to fill gaps, create temporary footholds, or support a larger construction.
Rotate and Align the Object
Adjust the object's orientation before releasing it. Rotation matters when placing beams, platforms, blocks, or other pieces that need to connect with an existing arrangement.
Build a Stable Stack
Stack objects from a broad and stable base toward the desired height. Leave enough room to move around each piece and avoid creating a route that blocks the next placement.
Use the Environment to Solve Traversal Problems
Combine the gravity gun with existing terrain and structures to cross gaps, reach elevated materials, open blocked paths, or create alternate routes. Large objects can change the geometry of an area and provide new ways forward.
Totally Safe Moon Project Items and Tools Guide
Items and environmental objects in Totally Safe Moon Project serve more than one purpose. A piece that begins as construction material can also become a foothold, bridge, barrier, or support for reaching a higher section on the way to the Moon.
| Category | Primary Use | Best For | Priority | Usage Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gravity Gun | Grab and reposition objects | Moving construction materials, adjusting structures, and creating traversal routes | Essential | Your main tool for manipulating the environment and arranging objects into a safe path. |
| Building Objects | Create stable structures | Constructing towers, platforms, bridges, and elevated routes | High | Place large or stable pieces at the base, then use smaller pieces to refine height and spacing. |
| Climbable Objects | Gain vertical height | Reaching elevated areas, high materials, and otherwise inaccessible sections | High | Arrange objects with consistent spacing and leave enough room to move between footholds. |
| Large Environmental Objects | Change the shape of a route | Blocking hazards, bridging gaps, supporting towers, and creating alternate paths | Situational | Move them carefully because their size can obstruct nearby routes or complicate later construction. |
| Existing Structures and Terrain | Provide fixed support | Anchoring stacks, aligning objects, and planning safe movement | Essential | Use floors, walls, and structural features as reference points before placing movable objects. |
Primary Use: Grab and reposition objects
Best For: Moving construction materials, adjusting structures, and creating traversal routes
Usage Notes: Your main tool for manipulating the environment and arranging objects into a safe path.
Primary Use: Create stable structures
Best For: Constructing towers, platforms, bridges, and elevated routes
Usage Notes: Place large or stable pieces at the base, then use smaller pieces to refine height and spacing.
Primary Use: Gain vertical height
Best For: Reaching elevated areas, high materials, and otherwise inaccessible sections
Usage Notes: Arrange objects with consistent spacing and leave enough room to move between footholds.
Primary Use: Change the shape of a route
Best For: Blocking hazards, bridging gaps, supporting towers, and creating alternate paths
Usage Notes: Move them carefully because their size can obstruct nearby routes or complicate later construction.
Primary Use: Provide fixed support
Best For: Anchoring stacks, aligning objects, and planning safe movement
Usage Notes: Use floors, walls, and structural features as reference points before placing movable objects.
Totally Safe Moon Project Achievements Guide
Achievement progress in Totally Safe Moon Project is easiest to manage when exploration and construction objectives are tracked alongside normal progression. Use the Steam achievement list as the authoritative checklist, then plan a cleanup session for objectives that were not completed during the main route.
Exploration and Progression
Trigger Focus
Advance through the Moon environment and reach new areas
Recommended Route
Explore each newly accessible section before moving on, and check surrounding platforms, structures, and elevated locations.
Cleanup Advice
Return to previously visited areas after gaining access to new traversal options.
Construction and Object Manipulation
Trigger Focus
Use the gravity gun and environmental objects to build or alter routes
Recommended Route
Experiment with grabbing, moving, rotating, and stacking objects during normal exploration instead of postponing all construction tasks.
Cleanup Advice
Keep a separate save or planned session for rebuilding routes if an objective requires a specific arrangement.
Traversal Challenges
Trigger Focus
Cross gaps, climb to elevated locations, and reach areas that require environmental problem solving
Recommended Route
Inspect high platforms and blocked paths whenever a new object or route-building opportunity becomes available.
Cleanup Advice
Use the gravity gun to create temporary footholds and alternate paths when a direct route is not available.
Trigger Focus
Complete objectives that are easier to coordinate with another player
Recommended Route
Plan roles before starting: one player can move or position objects while the other checks the route and movement space.
Cleanup Advice
Use a dedicated cooperative session for objectives that depend on coordinated construction or traversal.
Completion Cleanup
Trigger Focus
Finish missed Steam achievements after the main progression route
Recommended Route
Review the Steam achievement list, group unfinished objectives by location or activity, and complete related tasks in one return visit.
Cleanup Advice
Record the area and activity associated with each unfinished achievement to avoid repeating the entire game route.
Totally Safe Moon Project System Requirements and Steam Info
This reference brings together the key information players need before starting Totally Safe Moon Project: platform, features, co-op support, languages, and hardware requirements, all anchored to the official Steam store page.