6180 the moon
Turtle Cream · 2014 · Indie, Action, Casual, Platformer, Short
PC
Very Positive92% · 368
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About 6180 the moon
Let's super high jump through the screen!
6180 the moon is a platformer game with a unique mechanic. It offers a fresh, unseen game play style by connecting the top and bottom of the screen. This allows in a mechanic with delightfully long jumps and no fear of "slipping" to death.
In addition to the unique gameplay, 6180 the moon delivers a unique storyline. The Sun has gone. The Moon sets off on a journey to find the Sun. Along the journey will be hazardous courses and deep realizations.
What Steam players say
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Colorful and unique platform-puzzle with adorable characters and engaging levels. perfect for fans of light challenges and cozy gaming nights. brings joy and a smile, highly recommended!
6180 the moon is a minimalist yet remarkably inventive puzzle-platformer developed by Turtle Cream in collaboration with PokPoong Games and published by Turtle Cream. At first glance, the game’s stark visuals and simple controls suggest a lightweight experience, but this impression quickly fades as its central idea reveals surprising depth. You control the Moon, represented by a small white circle, traveling across abstract planetary worlds in search of the missing Sun. The narrative is intentionally sparse, conveyed through short text interludes between stages, yet it provides a gentle emotional backbone that frames the journey as one of quiet determination and cosmic balance rather than overt drama. The defining feature of 6180 the moon is its ingenious vertical wraparound mechanic, which fundamentally reshapes how platforming is approached. Falling off the bottom of the screen causes the Moon to reappear at the top, and rising past the upper boundary drops you back down from below. This simple rule transforms gravity into a looping system rather than a terminal threat, forcing players to think in terms of full-screen spatial relationships instead of isolated jumps. Traditional …
A fun and unique puzzle platformer.
Another puzzle platformer that is too difficult for me.
Very simple, fairly short, generous with checkpoints. It's nice and cozy. I just don't think that's how the solar system works. Works on Deck through Proton experimental.
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