final m00n - Defender of the Cubes

This game is more than an old school REMAKE. It's an respectful homage to Eugene Jarvis and Larry DeMar, the developers of Williams Defender (1981), and also to Dave Theurer and Rob Fulop, who developed Missile Command for Atari in 1980. final m00n takes up the topic of bidirectional horizontal scrollers and transforms it with countless innovations and incredible richness of detail, as well as a dark end-time mood; into a game that is undeniably a gem in this genre. The soundtrack is so fitting and is undoubtedly a million years ahead of any other game soundtrack.

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I like tower defense games and I liked the futuristic game art, sound effects and music. Some parts of futuristic art I took as a wallpaper for my computer because I liked it. This is a Defender game along with the Missile Command parts gameplay mixing the two styles and I liked that in gamplay. The game has time manipulation and the movement of the ship where you can use your aim to hit enemies in their vulnerabilities. I recommend this game.

Game review for final Moon This game is super duper cheap! When you can get >1hour fun out of it, it's well worth the investment. The ingame soundtrack is very nice for me. When you like electro / techno it could be very nice for you too. At first you should do the tutorial, even when it takes some time and even whe you are a hardcore pro gamer, without it you can easy miss fun, or even success, because game is not really easy (in higher levels). The visuals are nicely done, controls are not so complicated to learn, even when you play on keyboard like me (no X cube controller) Here is a video of gameplay from Dev on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61nEN2Dx_uw

"final m00n - Defender of the Cubes" is quite a mess. It's an indie/amateur made 3D rendered 2D (ish) side view shoot 'em up. You control some wacky future spaceship and protect cubes from UFOs or something... the narrative is a train wreck. There's time manipulation gimmicks that just serve to make what should be a simple game more convoluted but less enjoyable than it should be. At least it's not using pixel "art"? From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks. There's no way to ensure this is running at the native resolution of your display. There's no guarantee this game will look right on any PC as a result of this hamfisted design decision. We can say with great certainty that this game is not an asset flip. This is because the assets are of such poor quality that no self respecting asset creator or artist would publish them under any circumstances. Certainly, nobody likes to see asset recycling, stock assets are intended to be used as placeholders until superior assets can be created by the developer, but when we get wh…

This game DOES have potential, but I'm sorry, the pace is so SLOW, the cutscenes are needlessly long-winded and not skippable, the tutorial took almost 30 minutes. a mind-numbing 30 minutes of idling through slow dialogue with next to no gameplay, by the end of which I didn't even want to play the game anymore. The only saving grace is the beautiful music, but I'm sorry, when the dialogue and cutscenes are longer than the gameplay, and the tutorial is even longer than that, it's just impossible to enjoy.