Manifest Moonfall 月球坠落
A roguelike deckbuilder adapted from "Records of the Giant Moon." Master the unique Emotion system with five distinct characters to break the death loop.
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About the game
Beneath the giant moon, the loop never ends.
Death is not the end — merely the beginning of the next awakening.
In a desperate city watched over by a colossal moon, flesh mutates, minds collapse, and souls twist beyond recognition.
Can you break this endless death loop? Or is the loop itself the answer?
About This Game
Manifest Moonfall is a roguelike deckbuilder adapted from the 680,000-character web novel "Records of the Giant Moon." Its unique Emotion resource system turns every battle into a high-stakes gamble — the higher your emotion, the greater your power, but so is the risk of losing control. Reason and madness are separated by a single choice.
Key Features
Emotion System
Higher emotion means devastating damage, but at an increasingly lethal cost. Every card you play is a dance on the edge of a blade.
Five Characters, Five Souls
A deathless walker who grows stronger near death, a scissor-wielding maniac who turns cutting into art, a keyboard maverick who rewrites the battlefield with code, a gravekeeper who shifts freely between life and death, and a digital sniper who loads bullets and stacks functions for precision kills.
Incarnation System
Unleash your ultimate Incarnation form to rewrite the rules of battle. Each character's transformation is one of a kind — turning the tide or falling short depends entirely on your choices.
100+ Relics & Consumables
Collect random relics and consumables each run to forge your unique build. A single playthrough only reveals one-third of the content, ensuring fresh experiences every run.
Four-Act Journey
From city ruins to the summit of heaven, traverse four distinct chapters. Random events, random encounters, multiple ending branches — no two adventures are the same.