i'm really enjoying this game! it's a bit unique in the sense that it combines the usual roguelite, dungeon-crawler elements with a kind of management-strategy game. it really helps to keep you hooked -- if you get bored of fighting monsters, go sell some treasures, or vice versa! you can also choose the game's difficulty level, which is helpful for n00bs like me who are generally awful at combat.

the pixel graphics are really charming, and the story is sweet, but i think the music is where the game shines the most. normally when playing a game like this, i'll mute the soundtrack and play my own music instead, but with moonlighter there's something so nostalgic and pleasant about the score that i find myself happily humming along.

a lot of the complaints aimed at the game seem to be regarding the controls. i've only played using my xbox controller, and i haven't encountered any issues so far!

overall, a delightful game!

i'm really enjoying this game! it's a bit unique in the sense that it combines the usual roguelite, dungeon-crawler elements with a kind of management-strategy game. it really helps to keep you hooked -- if you get bored of fighting monsters, go sell some treasures, or vice versa! you can also choose the game's difficulty level, which is helpful for n00bs like me who are generally awful at combat. the pixel graphics are really charming, and the story is sweet, but i think the music is where the game shines the most. normally when playing a game like this, i'll mute the soundtrack and play my own music instead, but with moonlighter there's something so nostalgic and pleasant about the score that i find myself happily humming along. a lot of the complaints aimed at the game seem to be regarding the controls. i've only played using my xbox controller, and i haven't encountered any issues so far! overall, a delightful game!