Deliver Us Mars PC Controls and Key Bindings

by Mike Alexander / Game Guides, General Guides / 01 Apr 2023

When you look up at the stars, do you ever imagine that you’re on a spaceship, being flown into a completely new place, far away from what you’ve known your entire life? No? Just me? Ok. Either way, there is no doubt that outer space continues to fascinate us with its mystery and vastness, which makes games like Deliver Us Mars so incredible to play.

Deliver Us Mars is the sequel to Deliver Us the Moon, and it continues the same thoughtful, narrative-driven, adventure gameplay that made that first game an instant classic. This time, young astronaut Kathy Johnson is on a mission to reclaim stolen ARK colony ships from a mysterious, enigmatic faction. Whether or not Kathy is able to complete this mission and save the human race from oblivion is entirely up to you. No pressure!

When the survival of the entire human race is placed squarely on your shoulders, it’s kind of important that you know all the moves you can make, and make them exactly when you need to. If you’re already buckling under the pressure of the importance of this mission, you came to the right place.

With this keyboard controls guide for Deliver Us Mars, you will be able to easily reference what each button does when you need it the most. Don’t risk slipping up because you aren’t sure what your options are, either take notes or keep this guide open so you can peek at it when you need to.

Keyboard Controls

Jump: Spacebar

Interact: F

Sprint: Left Shift

Zoom In: Mouse Wheel Up

Zoom Out: Mouse Wheel Down

Flashlight: R

Back: F

Pause Menu: Escape

Aim: Right Mouse Button

Crouch: Left Ctrl

Context-Dependent Action: Left Mouse Button

Control ASE: C

Zero-G Rotate Left: Q

Zero-G Rotate Right: E

Display Objective: T

Read: R

Menu Back: TAB

Rover Handbrake: Spacebar

AYLA Speed Boost: Left Shift

Toggle: T

Walk: Left Alt

Retarget Splitter Upper Beam: R

Retarget Splitter Lower Beam: C

Left Pickaxe: Left Mouse Button

Right Pickaxe: Right Mouse Button

Skip Cinematic: Spacebar

Astro Tool: Tab

Mike Alexander

Mike has been playing video games since he was able to hold a controller, having been fascinated by Sonic 2 on his mom’s Sega Genesis. That fascination and passion for the art form has grown exponentially nearly 30 years later, and he doesn’t see that fading away anytime soon.
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