Moonlit Nights

I think the game has great potential; the development team is very attentive and listens to feedback. I'm looking forward to the full release of the game.

Since the game is in early access, it has a few issues, but overall it’s a fun game to play.

I want to start by saying I do actually like the game so don't let my not recommending this game be something that tells you it is a bad game. It just has almost no margin for error you in its current state on 6/4/26. As either save before sending out a raid or even if you don't outright fail the raid being unsuccessful raids hit just as hard if not worse then complete failure. In the current state of the game you basically need to save and load back because at a certain point a single failure even with the resources to replace what you lose snowballs against you so hard coming back is almost always impossible in the several runs I've done. The best thing I can currently say about the game is failure is always different instead of the same thing over and over again so reading the reports is actually interesting sometimes because unlike other games it isn't the same reason for failure every time and same goes for success but isn't as varied. As of 6/4/2026 game balance that would help the early game. I think a few minor tweaks would help out the game balance a ton in the current state of the game. Mainly because workforce is your population every 10 takes 1 water and food but at …

This game got potential, but there's still a lot of improvements needed. The UI can be more intuitive, it's still very clunky and inneficient, and there's no object or icon when dragging from pannel to pannel. Tutorial is dragging as hell, it should be more seamless, maybe just show us tutorial when we're going to new objective. The progression can begin from 1 or 2 rooms and open up more rooms of materials from raids so we can feel the process more in the beginning, in the first hour I already felt like I had everything and there's no motivation to improve my base. I also recommend interactive raids, like turn based combat? It'd be nice if there's animation of characters moving around in every room and survivors coming from outside. VA on dialogs or just mumbling sound effects would be nice too. And last thing, the letters on raid report is too small, the turn page button is also hard to find, maybe use rule of third and make it bigger or easier to spot.