Wanting to use the planet to establish a 'new Motherland' for their people, the Soviets kept their discovery a secret as they began colonizing the planet. The planet was originally filled with bountiful lifeforms, among them a strange type of green moss that acted as the primary energy source for the planet's native lifeforms (which the Soviets adapted as their main source of electricity on the planet). In 1974, the Soviets discovered a portal in Siberia which led them to the planet. Through audio recordings left behind by the Soviet colonists, the protagonist is able to piece together what occurred on the planet. As the protagonist makes his way across the planet in search of answers, he finds out he is not alone and the only other survivor is a mysterious Russian woman named Aelita who guides him through the planet's eerie landscape. As he explores through the planet, he occasionally receives hallucinations and flashbacks of his life on Earth. The game follows the protagonist as he explores the planet, figures out how the Soviets managed to travel to the planet and why the outpost is now empty, and why the planet is devoid of life. The mission is a failure as the ship is lost in the crash, both of the other crew members are killed, and the planet turns out to be an enormous wasteland seemingly completely devoid of life however, among the vast emptiness is a derelict Soviet Union science outpost constructed on the planet. The game follows an astronaut on a trip to another planet that is thought to be filled with lifeforms. Lifeless Planet was in development since 2011 and is primarily the product of the one developer, David Board.

The game was released on Jfor Microsoft Windows and on Jfor OS X, and has been ported to the Xbox One on May 13, 2015, Linux on Maand to the PlayStation 4 on July 19, 2016. Lifeless Planet is a 2014 puzzle adventure developed by independent American company Stage 2 Studios and published by Serenity Forge. Windows, OS X, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Linux, Switch

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