All Chris ever wanted to be was an astronaut. Strong, smart, and born in Ohio, even losing both his legs in an accident didn't slow him down for long. In fact, he was about to be the first person without legs to walk on the moon. But when the rocket on his first moon mission explodes during launch? Well, that's harder to walk off than a double amputation. Or, at least, it should be.

Chris finds himself waking up in a new body with a mysterious message floating in front of his face: That he's been granted a new life as a goblin king, with the ability to command others of his kind. Goblins are the weakest creatures in his new world, always stuck at level 1 and incapable even of communication beyond squawks and physical assault. but their numbers are legion and their loyalty to their new monarch is absolute. And this new world? Well, it's got a moon, too. A big one, with forests and seas. And Chris sees no reason why reincarnation should delay his plans for long. From stone age to space flight, it's time to speed-run the entirety of human civilization - goblin-style.

Armed with an expanding army of fanatical followers and a dubious, self-propagating 'Goblin Tech Tree', he'll stop at nothing to jump-start the Apollo program on his new world. But he was brought here for a reason, and not everyone is content to leave the new king to his own devices. Hunters, predators, and even humans consider goblins to be pests at best, if not a source of sustenance or dubious medicinal practices. Chris will have to keep his tribe alive long enough to grow if he hopes to complete his derailed moon mission and solve the mystery of his new life in this new world.

What to expect:

A goblin main character - Unable to level up, but also unable to die unless he's the last goblin in his kingdom, his tribe is both his strength and his health pool.

Exploration, action, and problem solving

Empire building - Starting from rock bottom with a few rowdy goblins, the only place to go is up.