Moon Mice: The Game
Ethan Sansolis · 2026 · Action, Adventure, RPG, Action RPG, Action-Adventure
PC
5 user reviews100% · 5
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About Moon Mice: The Game
After Earth became unlivable, humanity survives in floating cities powered by the particles of sacred Moon Mice, mysterious creatures once traded by Angels in exchange for worship.You play as OVO, a synthetic humanoid weapon tasked with escorting Frisk Fawn, a half-angel fugitive, to the Moon to force an audience with an absent God. As Angels attempt to sabotage Moon Mice production, your journey becomes humanity’s last chance to survive.
Gameplay
Engage in fast-paced melee combat with chaining attacks and timing-based encounters. Traverse environments using parkour mechanics, including wall movement and free-flow mobility. Fight a variety of enemies and bosses with distinct behaviors and evolving attack patterns. Utilize a companion system where players influence abilities and combat support. Explore interconnected levels across a sci-fi world set between Earth and the Moon, with ongoing adjustments based on player feedback.Progression & Systems
Unlock and improve abilities to adapt to different combat scenarios. Refine movement and combat strategies through player-driven skill progression. Experience increasing difficulty inspired by souls-like design principles. Systems such as balance, progression, and combat feel are continuing to evolve throughout Early Access.Features
- Narrative-driven experience with cinematic worldbuilding
- Solo-developed project built entirely in Unreal Engine 5
- Stylized sci-fi setting blending mythology and futuristic design
- Sandbox level for experimentation and mechanics testing
- Original soundtrack supporting atmosphere and tone
Current Content
- Level 1 Start - Level 5 End playable
- Sandbox level for experimentation
- Core combat, movement, and gameplay systems implemented
- Main menu and foundational systems complete
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[i]Hit him up, make him do the cha cha.[/i] I played the game. I beat it. I have some thoughts, but I'll keep it broad and quick. I went into this game thinking that it would be a funny game to stream to friends (it was). The rap in the trailer had me laughing so hard I was almost crying, so I was delighted when I booted up the game and heard several more original songs. I would be very grateful if the original soundtrack album was posted somewhere. I encountered many game breaking bugs in the hour I spent in the game. From getting stuck inside terrain, to the crouch button suddenly not working, to Frisk's boss battle not triggering the next sequence (a sequence which led to me dying repeatedly due to fall damage until I parried to negate said fall damage). Additionally, I assumed there were no sound effects in the game until I got to a scene that was quiet enough to where I could hear that they were there, but they were extremely quiet in the mix. I like the music, but just make the sound effects louder. The story is fine and has one obvious, glaring inspiration. However, the text in the last half of the game advances on its own and was going way too fast for me to read all…6 found this helpful
This game is for those who seek enlightenment. The story is buns. (I didn't pay attention because its hard to read) But, I do think the combat is very enjoyable, it can be buggy, but that makes it a little funnier. Only really problem is the saving, if you die in combat or get bugged and try to reset you go to the start of the game, pretty annoying. The shop is a pretty cool mechanic. Fun game to stream with friends, or if you are intoxicated.4 found this helpful
If you’re into action games with a mix of challenge, movement, and story, this is definitely worth checking out especially considering it’s free.3 found this helpful
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