Moonlighter

This is one of the best games I have ever played. I had it for 2 days and played for 19 hours and beat the game in that time 10/10 the dungeons, music, store management, dungeon exploration, and everything else is wonderful

겜 재밌고 가격찾고 하는건 좋은데 진짜로 가격 좀 빨리빨리 올라가게 해주면 좋겠음. 물건 하나 가격 올리는데 한세월걸림

Tried it out and couldn't get into it with the clunky controls. It has to be the least intuitive keyboard-only controls I've encountered. In what universe is "J" the main interact button? I was literally struggling with the menu to turn the sound down at the start because instead of using W-D to tab through menu sections and then D to select a setting, you have to use Z-C to tab through? Why not Q-E? I've played games with non-standard controls before but they were always ergonomic and intuitive. I want to be enjoying the game, not distracted by how weird the controls are.

面白かったです。

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TL:DR Art Direction: Superb Sound/Music: Superb World Building(Showing not Telling): Great Combat: Barely Serviceable (Many Feels Bad Mechanics/Hostile DM) Store Management & Overworld: Just Shy of Adequate Progression: Linear to a fault Conclusion: 7/10, only for very patient people with no anger issues. _ _ _ Gotta be fair here, this game is not for everyone. I got it on a free event and gave it an honest go. Beat it fair and square. That said, this game is a victim of its own premise. The world and ideas are very compelling. As such, players set their expectations accordingly. These will not be met and there will be disappointment. The game is not bad, but it fails to fill its own shoes in key gameplay features (Combat and Store Management). - Combat: Hitboxes and animations can be very misleading. Enemy attacks frequently have no telegraphing and will often frustrate. Some attacks deal damage to you before you even see an enemy wind up for an attack. There is also no hit stun, so enemies will super armor through your attacks and trade blows with you unless you cheeze them. - Store management: Despite being forefront on their presentation, the store management is very shallow and only really serves as a long winded way to turn your loot into gold. This would be far more engaging if what you sold and who you sold to had any effect on the world, but nope, just item = gold. No crafting in any way that matters. QoL progression w/ the town is pretty much non-existent and strictly limited to your store's ability to turn item into gold. I feel like this game could have benefited from a little more feature creep, but hey, it's indie and it had to go out the door eventually. Hoping their sequel expands and improves where it counts.