Tales from The Dancing Moon

I usually wouldn't opt to play a game like this, randomly stumbled upon it and decided to give it a go, was so glad that I did! This game feels like an actual video game - it has its quirks and issues but nothing that breaks the game's immersion or experience. It has an amazing plot, interesting characters, a wealth of gameplay systems/loops that are simple and not forced on the player and the fact this is developed by one guy makes me appreciate this game so much more. TLDR - a game that's not AAA produced but is a AAA experience!

I'm not sure where to start. Most games take awhile to grab your attention, or getting to know the characters is slow and tedious, but the quest line grabs your attention right away. And the quests are fun just enough effort to make it feel like a task, but not super difficult. And the music and the sound effects make the game really relaxing and enjoyable. I haven't gotten much into the crafting parts yet, I'm still in the beginning. But when I saw it had fishing, and farming and cooking, and quests and adventure, and a great story line, I had to try it. But it's not like those other farming games, or survival games that over complex and stressful, this is just the right amount of detail. It's just what I've been looking for! I really hope the developer expands more on this game, like the others reviews say, the areas feel a little small, and the way this is designed, it really wants to make you go exploring. This is a great game. And I feel like it's not getting the attention and ratings it deserves. I hope others will give it a try and leave some reviews. :D

Quite a good farming/crafting game with a neat story to it. Some stuff was a bit too connected to the story for my taste but I have enjoyed it. To explain, I enjoy the most in farming sims when you can change the city/village as you play and this game delivered on it but the way you unlocked stuff to build was connected to the story in a way that made good sense but was overly concentrated to act 3, so before that there where a couple of buildings to build in act 2 and a lot of decorations starting from act 1. It makes sense but I had to wait a bit too much to fill empty sandbox space

Great game if you like fetch quests. Otherwise, not good.

The developer describes the game as a "life-sim RPG". Personally, I'd say it is a puzzle game with a story with some actually interesting ideas and surprising ending with some additional things you can do: build houses and decorate the interior, grow plants, fish, cook, make tea (yes, really!) and do quests not related to the story. You can keep playing after you've finished the main story. This is not the kind of game I normally play, but I have to say I was sucked in and couldn't stop playing although I got really frustrated at times (let's just say I am not the best at solving puzzles) and stopped playing for a while. I went back eventually every time though. There is a "main quest" that probably should take something like 25-50 hours depending how fast you play (it took me 50h because I am dumb). Anyway, try it out. You might like it and even if you don't, at least it isn't expensive (there are discounts now and then as well). Recommended!

I'm enjoying this, not too far in yet. I asked an AI chat to recommend me something similar to Brighter Shores and single player, this was a recommendation. So far I am seeing it, much more questing in this game which I enjoy. I'll share more the more I play.