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Amazing game, the animation is gorgeous. I'd like it if the main game was a bit harder or if there was some level of randomness to the attack patterns but it also gives the added challenge of playing the game by memory or audio queues if you're good enough to do it blindfolded. T…

Momodora: Moonlight Farewell is a metroidvania game focused on close melee combat and exploration as the story of bells and moon gods gone wild surrounds our leafy protagonist, Momo. This is the final game of the Momodora series so does it go out on a strong footing? [Presentati…

This game unexpectedly impressed me. I didn't like Reverie Under the Moonlight, and this sequel fixed pretty much all my problems with the previous game. Now, a lot of that's probably due to moving from the GameMaker 1 engine to Unity, but this game plays much better. It has prop…

This game is most definitely an improvement to their last installments. To cooler pixel art, bosses, world building, sound effects and mapping. I also really liked the hint system for when theres a secret nearby, makes you want to explore without back-tracking for 100% if you …

I really liked previous Momodora, and was hoping for a great game here, but sadly this one disappointed me. Pixel art is fine, but the rest is kinda generic and dull. I did 3 or 4 areas of most elementary enemies, got sprint and double jump (yaaaawn) but really cant force myself …

The fifth and possibly final installment of the series, and my personal favorite. The combat has been greatly expanded on since the previous titles with the addition of Sigils and Lunar Attunement, offering a broad sense of build variety. The art and sound design were already som…

Don't really feel like typing up an entire page long review about this so I'll summarize my issues with: Enemy design wasn't great, the sigil and stamina system really need to be reworked in a possible sequel, the bow felt useless, and a lot of the bosses blew.

REVIEW: i hold momodora 3 and reverie under the moonlight in very high regard, theyre games i'll replay somewhat often because despite the minimal story and somewhat simple gameplay the vibes are immaculate and i like the subtlety of the worldbuilding, or whatever i feel kinda ba…