I know of it because I looked up the creators of Chibi-Robo and Chulip.ĭon't do it man, it's already hard to read at the posts in this thread. So, a question to all of you: why are you interested in Moon? How do you know abut it? Some of you obviously know about it or are interested in it, and judging to some of the responses to the previous thread, I'd say some of the anons that posted there had even played it and/or UFO and Lack of Love.

With some polish, less frustration and a better (and earlier) localization, I think this game would have gotten a much better response than it did. Some of the characters really got to me I particularly enjoyed the stories of Batayan and Mika, they made me very emotional. Also, as frustrating as it could get, I loved Chulip. These things take time, but I still hope they finish it soon. Is there really an increase in interest in Moon? Where have you noticed this? Either way, I'm really glad, but I don't think that would make the coder's job be over any faster. UFO and Lack of Love, the other two Lovedelic games, have very little text and I've been told they can be still enjoyed knowing very little Japanese, but unfortunately Moon is the only text-heavy game they did. >Can it be played relatively well with simple Japanese knowledge? It's one of my favorite reviews of that site, they really nail what makes that game so compelling while still acknowledging its numerous flaws, and it comes with two interviews. I also recommend the one they did on Chulip. However, HardcoreGaming101 has a pretty informative article about Moon and Lovedelic as a whole, check it out if you're interested. GhaleonQ also did a lengthy write up about it, but I haven't read it because I'm afraid It'll spoil the game. And no, nobody said nigger or jew but someone was like 'HAHA GO BACK TO YOUR SAFE SPACE' and I'm surprised they didn't answer him to go back to /pol/.Ĭheck this out, this thread has been my main source of information for this game and its fan translation for a couple months. I must have missed the part when the discussion got interesting, because all I remember was people telling each other they didn't have friends and arguing about bullet hells. Wasn't it because it was blatant flamebait? Was the discussion really that meaningful and not the same shit-flinging and retarded name-calling seen in other boards? By using the special music playing Moon Disc (MD) function which appears in the game, you can walk around the map listening to the tracks you like in the order you set them.Look guys, I don't care about either Undertale (I have not played it yet) and about denouncing stupid fanbases, but if I ask a question in a thread about a completely /vr/ game and that thread gets derailed and deleted for whatever reason, don't you think there's something you're doing wrong? I don't think it got deleted for not being retro. MD System - Choose your own soundtrack -In moon, you can choose your own music. Some folks have secret midnight hobbies, and others just spend their days fishing.

The florist goes to work in the morning, and the castle guards arrive at their posts. But, if the boy can catch their souls, they can be saved.Ī living, breathing world! - Peek into the secret lives of the NPCs -Moon World's residents go about their routine lives, depending on the time and day. As you explore the game, you will encounter the bodies of these pitiful creatures. 'Now, please, open the door!' An RPG without battles - Save the monster's souls - All the monsters killed by the 'hero' are actually just innocent animals.

Observe their daily lives and learn where they hide their secret love. The inhabitants of this world are all unique. Yes, in this game, you level up by loving, not fighting. Here, the mighty hero of Moon World murders innocent animals for experience,īut the boy's growth comes from saving the souls of the animals and gathering the love in the world.

He falls into a place called 'Moon World',Īnd thus begins a search for love in order to recover the lost moonlight. StoryOne moon-lit night, a young boy is sucked into the depths of his television set whilst playing a video game. Have you ever felt it odd that the heroes of RPGs go around opening villagers' closets and stealing from them? Or that they travel the world indiscriminately killing all monsters they meet? This game looks at the RPGs we all know and love from a new perspective. Now, under the watchful eye of its original creators, it's finally on Steam, in English! About This Game Many moons agoIn 1997, the now legendary anti-RPG “moon” launched in Japan.

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