Mondealy: Day One
uglycoal · 2021 · Adventure, Pixel Graphics, Exploration, Walking Simulator, Story Rich
PC
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About Mondealy: Day One
Mondealy: Day One is a free prologue for Mondealy.
In the fantasy world of Mondealy, one beautiful night, you find yourself in an underground kingdom called Dargratt. You quickly get to know its inhabitants and even the princess herself, with whom, later on, there are many adventures to be had. You can learn many details about the characters, their relationships and the world itself. So what misfortunes may await the characters in such a magical and picturesque kingdom?
- A wide variety of characters who welcome you into their kingdom and will be happy to meet you! (some will be happier, than the others)
- Plot filled with mysteries, personal stories, comedy, tragedy and much more.
- Four different looking districts of Dargratt, each with their own looks and vibes.
- Mondealy's finale is the same all the time, but your path to it is unique. The game provides you with different opportunities, which you can take advantage of or ignore, and different events and conversations in which you decide where to take this developing story.
- Mondealy has an emphasis on detail - many little dialogues and text descriptions, character reactions and unique scenes. Your followers may comment on your surroundings, or react to a situation, or they may tell you about their relationships with other characters you know. The world of Mondealy tries to be open to all your silly and spontaneous ideas.
- Collectible tapes with game's soundtrack, which you'll need to find, and many other collectible items!
- An extensive gallery filled with unique pictures of various characters and descriptions about their design, personality and relationships.
- A huge variety of music in different genres and tempos.
- A variety of picturesque places for those who love to relax and enjoy the game views.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I’m not going to go into what’s good and what’s bad about the game. Overall, everything’s great. The only thing that bothers me a little is that it seems like the developer cut out some content, which means you can’t unlock some of the achievements now—though they’re just in-game, so it’s probably no big deal. My main complaint is that I don’t feel any desire to play the full version. The game just feels okay, but that’s about it. I don’t see anything special about it.1 found this helpful
A real little masterpiece among free games. It features cute pixel graphics, lively characters, and the cozy world of Dargratt.
It's a fun game. The story is simple and relaxing, and the music is good.
This is going to sound weird, but this game is bland... in a good way. Like, it's obviously very similar to Undertale and other games, but with nice art, nice music, and a decent story, it still manages to be worth playing. And it DOES do a few things unique like how monsters are relatively accepting of humans, (all things considered) and also the fact that the monsters can just... leave at any time they want but actively choose to stay underground. And, from what I've heard, since this is only the demo, the story does actually pick up later on. My only complaint is that the protagonist is maybe a bit TOO nonchalant about everything? Like, I can understand maybe some people would be a bit more accepting about this but it's to a point of absurdity. Maybe that's the point to be funny but it does also kind of take you out of it. But, overall, it's pretty decent with good art and music to help sell it! And, on top of that, the dev seems like a pretty chill guy so how can I complain?
So many animations and great atmospheric moments. Love the color palette choices and all the characters have great distinct personalities. Love it. The slow build mystery of the setting is awesome.
Trying too hard to be like deltarune and other contemporaries, lacks originality and substance.
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