Moonfall is a hand-painted side-scrolling 2D action RPG beat’em up set in an industrial gothic universe named Terra Nihil. It tells a story of a once small Empire at the peak of its glory attained by a mysterious element called Lunarium that suddenly experiences a surge in attacks from so-called Savages, aboriginal tribes living outside its borders.
Platforms
Linux PCGenres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Indie Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action
Languages: English and 3 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
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| Russian | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
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| German |
Media
Critic Reviews
Worth Playing
By Adam PavlackaIn the end, "Moonfall" pretty much delivers what you'd expect. Is it a perfect film? No. Is it a dumb film? You bet. But it's the glorious kind of dumb that provides a fun spectacle, so long as you're willing to check your brain at the door.
COGconnected
By Nicholas PlouffeMoonfall does a lot of things not necessarily wrong, but to a lower quality than you might hope for in a purchased product. It's Fishcow Studios' second published title, so there's hope for improvement in the future.
Fextralife
By EldritchImaginationMoonfall, Overall, is a hack 'n' Slash game with basic combat and exploration, and simplistic RPG elements. While its hand drawn art style is gorgeous to look at and it's, every other aspect is just….average. Not bad, just, average and plain. And considering that there are other games like this that exist online, in some cases for free, for its price point, Moonfall's only worthy selling point above other games of its kind is its artwork. Besides that though, if a 2D hack 'n' slash or beat em' up is what you're after, there are plenty of other games out there. You can do worse, but you can also do better.
SomHráč.sk
By Adam HambálekMoonfall may disappoint with its superficial characters, a poorly fleshed out world and backwards logic, but on the other hand, it can partially balance the weights with a pleasant visual style and catchy gameplay.
