An inevitable future. The Earth’s resources have been completely consumed. Its oceans polluted. Its atmosphere poisoned. The human race’s only chance for survival? Establish a colony on another planet.

Who do you send on the most important mission in human history? Top scientists? Skilled engineers? Hardy space pioneers who never say die? Well, that was the plan. The plan got a little screwed up.

High Moon is the story of the other guys. The most inept, clueless, utterly ineffectual losers the human race has to offer, launched as decoys to keep the real colony safe from conquering aliens. They were never intended to succeed, or even to survive. But the real colonists didn’t make it, so the decoy mission is the only hope humanity has left. They have no supplies, no useful skills, and no idea that there are sinister forces in the universe lined up to wipe them out.

In the face of unimaginable hardship and constant peril they must struggle to build a future for the human race, and to seek the answers to three baffling questions: Why are they here? Why are they here? And for God’s sake, why are they here?

High Moon launches with a series of 18 five-minute serialized webisodes. Moving forward it becomes a true multi-platform property that includes 30-minute television episodes, further short webisodes, interactive web games, and an immersive multiplayer virtual world.