- August 7, 2024
- Kazuhide Oka
Moonless Moon
Platforms
About
"Moonless Moon" is a text-based adventure game following Yomichi, a girl who journeys through different worlds after sunset. From a desert on the moon to a sky island, she makes friends and questions her reality. Along the way, she seeks to understand the significance of these worlds and their impact on her life.







- The game features hauntingly beautiful visuals and a calming soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- It offers a unique and intriguing story that explores deep philosophical concepts in a relatable way.
- Despite its short length, the game provides a satisfying and relaxing experience, making it perfect for a chill gaming session.
- The game is quite short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- There are several typos in the English translation that can detract from the overall experience.
- Character expressions and poses are limited, which may affect the emotional conveyance of the story.
music
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its calming and beautiful qualities, often compared to the soundtracks of Studio Ghibli films, featuring a mix of original songs and soothing piano compositions. Players appreciate the relaxing atmosphere created by the music, which is complemented by well-crafted animated music videos that enhance the overall experience. While some note that the soundtrack is a bit short, it remains a standout aspect of the game, contributing significantly to its emotional depth and aesthetic appeal.
“Very unique style, especially when it comes to its art style and music.”
“A very relaxing story paired with a great soundtrack, albeit it's a bit short.”
“If this didn't make me so melancholy, I would have enjoyed it more, but check out if you haven't Ebi Hime's stuff which can be pretty dark but not as sad as this one.”
“The music is definitely the highlight of Moonless Moon.”
“Each character has only one expression/pose (outside of the music videos and ending CGs), which sort of limits the conveyance of emotion, but the presentation is very pretty regardless.”