RedMoon : IDLE RPG

Full bugged game wouldn't recommand. Shop for equipment, armor and skill are completely bugged at some point worked for a few times then ended up later using my key but cause a blank screen even if you close and restart it's like nothing has been pulled but your currency got yoinked. Unfortunate looked like a ok ish game when bored, ended up being just a waste of time.

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The game doesn't save properly. I lost all the progress I made because it didn't save.

The game looks good and has potential, but in its current state it is unfortunately a very janky mess with lots of bugs and issues that make it rather frustrating. To name a few: [list] [*]Game sometimes does not save when closing, despite the confirmation dialogue stating that the game will be saved. [*]Awakening the skills does literally nothing. [*]Apparently it's supposed to have offline progress, but I only ever got the offline progress once out of the several times I logged in. [*]Weekly quests reset every time you clear a stage. [*]Sometimes enemies/bosses go behind the player or just randomly stop being able to be hit by basic attacks. Since you only get 1-3 free attempts per day for some dungeons, this ends up wasting an attempt more often than not. [*]Some parts have untranslated text, or wrong icons. Like a couple of the bundles for keys showing icons for tickets instead. [/list]

RedMoon : IDLE RPG is a very simple idle RPG, but I found its old school pixel art and straightforward progression surprisingly easy to get into. I play as a hero who grows stronger under the power of a mysterious red moon, with most of the combat happening automatically. I liked that I could understand the basic loop almost immediately without having to learn a complicated control scheme. The main gameplay revolves around automatically fighting groups of monsters while collecting resources and improving my character. As I progress, stronger enemies and field bosses appear, giving me clear points where I need better equipment and more power. I enjoyed that steady feeling of progression because there is almost always something that can be upgraded. Equipment and skills add some control to the otherwise automatic combat. I can collect new gear, improve my abilities and gradually build a stronger version of the hero. I liked that this gives me something to think about rather than making the entire experience completely passive. The raids and dungeon style challenges also give me something different to work toward once regular stages start feeling familiar. The pixel art is probably…

The game froze at some point.