- January 3, 2014
- Anne Mönkkönen
- 10h median play time
Driftmoon
Platforms
About
"Driftmoon is a single-player historical role-playing game with an interesting plot, wit, and humor. Embark on an adventure to save your enchanted world from an ancient evil, joining forces with a memorable cast of characters. Explore a rich, magical world filled with charming personalities and delightful details, preparing for plenty of surprises and smiles along the way."











- Charming and wholesome story with light-hearted humor that appeals to both younger audiences and adults.
- Engaging exploration with plenty of collectibles and side quests that keep the gameplay interesting.
- Simple and accessible gameplay mechanics, making it a great introduction to RPGs for newcomers.
- Combat is basic and lacks depth, which may disappoint players looking for a more challenging experience.
- Graphics and sound design are modest and may not meet the expectations of players accustomed to high-end visuals.
- The story can feel linear and predictable, lacking the complexity that some RPG fans might desire.
story
146 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of Driftmoon is a charming and light-hearted adventure that, while rooted in standard fantasy tropes, is enriched by witty dialogue, humorous characters, and clever plot twists. It offers a family-friendly narrative that is accessible to younger audiences, yet still engaging enough for older players, with a focus on exploration and character interactions. Although the storyline is relatively simple and linear, it is well-written and filled with delightful moments, making it a satisfying experience for those who appreciate story-driven RPGs.
“It's chock-full of classic but lovingly crafted story tidbits, plenty of clever humor, heartwarming characters, and rewarding little secrets to dig up if you explore thoroughly enough.”
“The story is a fairly standard fantasy trope (evil king made a macguffin to rule the world, it got stolen and broken up, now he's trying to reassemble it and you are the world's last hope!) but the characters are charming and funny, and there are some clever plot twists involving time travel.”
“The best part of this game is storytelling, so definitely get this game if you love fun and memorable stories.”
“If you want a deep, engrossing story and complicated mechanics, however, you might want to look elsewhere.”
“Driftmoon's story is fairly generic, not really good or bad, just there.”
“The characters are bland, forgettable stereotypes and the quests and storyline have been dragged out of a selection of RPG tropes.”