MirrorMoon EP
Santa Ragione · 2013 · Indie, Exploration, Puzzle, Abstract, Adventure
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About MirrorMoon EP
MirrorMoon EP is a game about mystery and exploration set in outer space.
These space travels begin on a red planet and its unique moon and extend across galaxies.
The single player part of MirrorMoon EP blends adventure and exploration with navigation-based puzzle solving. The multiplayer of MirrorMoon EP lets players share Galaxy Maps with other players: the first explorers to land on a planet will be able to name its Star System and that name will be forever bound to the star for any other fellow traveler who encounters it.
Each Galaxy consists of a thousand Systems: it will be possible to fully discover the mysteries of MirrorMoon EP only while collaborating with other players.
Through the apparently indecipherable cockpit of an unknown spacecraft, players will be able to locate and travel to mysterious planets. Each planet has artifacts, buildings, and puzzles on its surface, hidden in astonishing low-poly sceneries.
MirrorMoon was nominated for the Nuovo Award for innovation in games at Independent Game Festival 2013 and was also part of the Official IndieCade and Fantastic Arcade 2012 selections. Since then, MirrorMoon has grown considerably. EP stands for Extended Play, representing all the new content that we added for the official release.
These space travels begin on a red planet and its unique moon and extend across galaxies.
The single player part of MirrorMoon EP blends adventure and exploration with navigation-based puzzle solving. The multiplayer of MirrorMoon EP lets players share Galaxy Maps with other players: the first explorers to land on a planet will be able to name its Star System and that name will be forever bound to the star for any other fellow traveler who encounters it.
Each Galaxy consists of a thousand Systems: it will be possible to fully discover the mysteries of MirrorMoon EP only while collaborating with other players.
Through the apparently indecipherable cockpit of an unknown spacecraft, players will be able to locate and travel to mysterious planets. Each planet has artifacts, buildings, and puzzles on its surface, hidden in astonishing low-poly sceneries.
MirrorMoon was nominated for the Nuovo Award for innovation in games at Independent Game Festival 2013 and was also part of the Official IndieCade and Fantastic Arcade 2012 selections. Since then, MirrorMoon has grown considerably. EP stands for Extended Play, representing all the new content that we added for the official release.
What Steam players say
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Been playing for years, solo and multiplayer. dont worry about feeling confused. that's part of the puzzle3 found this helpful
A pretty cool game honestly, though there are some caveats. Controls will likely feel frustrating at first since you can't look around with freely like you do in most games, and directions about what to do, where to go, and how to operate things, are quite vague, though I'm pretty sure that was done intentionally. After "solving" the first planet, you'll be at a point where you can freely explore the galaxy, and this aspect is where the game shines. There are hundreds of planets available to travel to, each with a basic puzzle to solve. While they aren't that big, there will be different aesthetics and atmospheres, so I had fun seeing the different styles on each. Also, if you are the first person to solve the planet, you'll get to name it, and that name will show up for other players on that season (galaxy), and visa versa if someone solved it first. It adds a nice community aspect to the game. Eventually you'll need to find the "anomaly" to finish the game (different for each season), it was a little too complex for me to figure out on my own, but it was neat to scour the discussion board and see posts from people over 10 years ago also trying to figure it out. Overall a cool…3 found this helpful
More depth and content than anything starfield has1 found this helpful
Lousy gameplay, but the music's okay.
I'm sure this would be very rewarding to figure out if I didn't already have 400 other games that are actually designed with a hook.
good
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