Summary
What kind of danger can a mother face to rescue her child?
Moonchild is a unique and enthralling 16-bit style RPG adventure featuring 9 amazing characters, plenty of sidequests and countless items and spells.
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Moonchild Reviews & Ratings
There's no point in trying Moonchild out. Not because it was made in RPG Maker, as there are good games created with it. There's no point in playing this because there's nothing here to enjoy. From the poorly-handled storyline, and subpar characters, to the badly-implemented battle mechanics and boring level design, there's no reason not to avoid this, and simply spend the same amount of money to purchase an actual JRPG classic.
Great game with cool gameplay and great replay value. Excellent story with a totally unexpected (at least by me) plot twist. Great dialoguesGreat game with cool gameplay and great replay value. Excellent story with a totally unexpected (at least by me) plot twist. Great dialogues help build up the personalities of the characters as well as move the story along, so worth actually reading.
Very bad RPG-maker game. Devs write false review. Its very annoying that lots of kids trying to make "game" just with program and tell us thatVery bad RPG-maker game. Devs write false review. Its very annoying that lots of kids trying to make "game" just with program and tell us that it their own game.
Good game, very nice, about a princess who doesn't need to be rescued (for a change) but actually does the rescue herself. Everything is goodGood game, very nice, about a princess who doesn't need to be rescued (for a change) but actually does the rescue herself. Everything is good about the game but RPG players like me usually prefer the company's more solid works such as Laxius Force.
| Release Date | April 22, 2016 |
| Publisher | Aldorlea Games |
| Game Modes | Single player |
| Genres | Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie |
| Platforms | PC (Microsoft Windows) |
