Each gate consists of three levels, ending in a boss fight at the end. Moonlighter adds some roguelike elements to its dungeons, as the layout is different every time you enter. The camera angle and dungeon layouts are very similar to the classic NES title. I mentioned Legend of Zelda before, and that is the best comparison for the dungeon crawling aspect of Moonlighter.
In Moonlighter, players take control of Will to solve the mystery of the gates – and maybe revitalize his hometown in the process. At nights, he sneaks into the remaining open gate to retrieve artifacts to keep his store stocked and seek answers concerning what the gates are and how they came to be. Will, heir to the Moonlighter shop, is captivated by the mystery of the fifth gate like his father before him. Without the riches brought by the gate explorers, Rynoka has fallen on hard times. The most famous of these shops is Moonlighter – one the few that survives to this day.ĭue to the highly dangerous nature of the gates and the diminishing returns of the adventurers entering them, three gates have been closed in addition to the locked gate. A small village, Rynoka, sprang up near the dig and great prosperity followed for many shops serving the influx of treasure-seekers. Adventurers from all around flocked to the site, hoping to lay claim to the vast riches the gates seemed to promise. The fifth was locked, with no apparent way to open it. Early explorers found that four of the gates were pathways to other dimensions, where they found relics of unknown power and immense value. It’s one of the best games I’ve played in a while.Ī long time ago, five gates were discovered in an archaeological dig site. Moonlighter for the Nintendo Switch takes that basic formula and kicks things up to the next level with a heavy dose of Legend of Zelda-style dungeons with a little bit of roguelike flair thrown in for good measure. It combined a simple shop keeping mechanic with dungeon crawling action/adventure. One of my favorite cult games of all time is Reccetear, a small Japanese game about a young girl and her fairy companion trying to keep her family’s shop from going under. Category: Action, Adventure, Role-Playing, Simulation
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