Moonrise Fall

a very interesting 2D style game with its own story

when you start the game you get some annoying 5 minute cutscene then after that you just walk around in a forest for the next 30 minutes i dont get why anyone would buy this

rly cool chilling vibe puzzle game, loved it

Beautiful, atmospheric puzzle game about loss and healing. Great art, lovely music, emotional story. Perfect for a quiet weekend.

Pretty chill game. A bit creepy but i like it and OSTs are awesome

There are a lot of good things in this game. It has excellent music, a nice artstyle, good puzzle design and neat character design. It also has a lot of unfortunately bad elements that severely hinder all of this. The biggest problem is explanation. Story gets summed up as, you drown with your family in the car, you get a bid mask, now you wander a forest taking pictures of monsters. Controls are barely explained, and when they are, they use words like "Back" that isn't used on any modern controller or keyboard. Hitting that button, or tab on keyboard, brings up the notebook, that shows the only other text in the game to guide you on how to find the monsters. Gameplay is hindered most because there are things that could help solve a few issues but never explains it. The map is completely useless unless you find a single pillar in each part of the map to actually fill it in. There all shoved to the side an ultimately missable. Speed is the second major issue that could be fxed. You move so slow all the time and the fast travel system only activates when you unlock a second travel point. All of which are pushed to the side and nothing explains there would even be one. I thought the platform in the middle of the start point was just decoration and I doubt I was the only one. The worst is the kalimba that's needed for any weather puzzle. Using "/" to indicate play both notes at the same time is dumb, and could've been solved with "+" or "&" or the word "And." Consistency is nonexistant. Sometimes puzzles use one method to operate items, like a timer on the lanterns, sometimes they decide to change it to a set amount able to be turned on at once. One rock disappeared when you take a picture of it, no other rock does. Some foliage can disappear with the camera, there's no way to tell which. Sometimes the arrow platform pushes the cart in the pointed direction, and sometimes they go in the opposite. This game has a lot of flaws, but it still is a good game. I overall liked the game, despite the issues. If you can find it for cheap, give it a try. I don't think it's worth $13.