moon: Remix RPG Adventure Reviews

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Have you played a classic jrpg and idly wondered what it'd be like to live in that world, not as hero but as someone ordinary? That's moon in a nutshell. The whole vibe is very subdued and chill. Nothing rushes or urges you to do anything in particular except for a time limit. But that can easily be extended by eating food or increasing your love. Even if you wanted to do things in a hurry in moon, you can't. Your character can only ever walk with only a few shortcuts. And sometimes waiting around is a needed step to solve a puzzle. Your goal is more broad and open-ended than what you might expect. This, combined with the slow pace, means that you'll spend plenty of time wandering around looking for dead animals to save. But that's not all; there are other side quests or other surprises to give you more love. Moon is such a one-of-a-kind game. Impressive for what was originally a 1997 game. Weird and unconventional? Sure. But there's sincerity underneath it all. One of my favorite features is how can make a playlist from discs you find in game; both the variety and the songs themselves are great. Character designs are eccentric and likable, the little noises they make when talking is funny. Claymation is used sometimes and it definitely adds to the games' personality. It wasn't a game I immediately fell in love with but it grew on me the more time I spent with it. There are definitely rough edges here. A little bit of extra QoL features would have gone a long way. Not having a way to speed up dialogue (that I'm aware of) and being unable to buy anything in bulk are some small gripes I have. If it looks interesting, then go for it. Especially if its on sale.

Insanely good, dated mechanics but thats to be expected, if ya know what you are getting into you won't regret it

very good adventure game. some puzzles have the usual flair of being very obtuse, but the game's world is dense enough that you can go try other things if you can't finish something, and the puzzles themselves are extremely satisfying to solve when you can. 100%ing it is annoying even with a guide, and there's no reward. it's a genuinely very fun and relaxing and introspective experience beginning to end. please play this game.

I really, REALLY loved this game, you can actually feel the love of the people who were making it, the characters are fun, the art is fun, the music is fun, even walking in this game is fun, the only bad thing people always says is how the game is too obtuse or cryptic, BUT... the game is obtuse and cryptic, the game use that as way to force you to observe and interact with the world, with his people, the game wants you to be one with it, and i think that really awesome, because that way you too can fall in love with this amazing piece of art. PD: if you liked this game, love-de-lic and the people who worked there has other more amazing games like this one, and i hope all of them can be localized so people can appreciate them as they deserve

yeh good experience overall if left unspoiled but if i have to say anything 1. dont feel pressured not to use a guide the moment you get stuck because you should and 2. dont feel pressured to 100% the game either game was made in an era where you're expected to have only a few games and be a child playing this on actual hardware, in a more malleable state where you could get immersed without having to worry about the game's minute flaws (there's a lot of waiting around), but it'd be a shame for people to let that stop them from enjoying art from love de lic. ok thats all