Moonfell: the Tides of Aether
A downloadable game
Story
Moonfell: the Tides of Aether is a retro-styled, character driven RPG in which you must guide the noble siblings Lunara and Darren on their journey of survival and self-discovery.
Roughly 6 years since the assassination of the king and queen as part of a bloody political takeover, Lunara and her brother are forced to remain in hiding, only accompanied by each other, their bodyguard Estelle, and the family's mysterious pet Spark. While searching for clues surrounding the coup, the group inadvertently joins up with a band of rebels, setting the stage for a new conflict which will determine the fate of the kingdom.
Meanwhile...
From afar, a malevolent force watches and waits, sending minions to do its bidding: to scour the lands for an ancient, long-dormant source of magic that may spell the very doom of the world if unsealed.
Features
- Six playable characters in the demo, eight permanent characters total
- Classic 8-bit visuals with some modern enhancements
- Chiptune soundtrack
- Flexible and engaging "Free Turn Battle" system
- Dual, Triple, and Quad Techs driven by a unique Synergy Meter
- Tons of skill/equipment customization options
- Field Skills integrate with both the puzzles and on-map encounter system
- Demo is about 1-2 hours, full game anticipated to run 15-20 hours playtime
Updated | 28 days ago |
Status | In development |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (3 total ratings) |
Author | mooglerampage |
Genre | Role Playing |
Tags | JRPG, Pixel Art, Retro, RPG Maker |
Download
Install instructions
Extract the contents of the .zip then run Game.exe from the main folder
Development log
- Post-Jam Update28 days ago
- Minor Update 262 days ago
- Minor Hotfix67 days ago
- Moonfell: The Tides of Aether - Public Demo Launch71 days ago
Comments
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Hope you don't mind that I made a let's play. loved the combat and combat music <3
Thank you for the LP!
I was able to watch most of the playthrough tonight and it was very enjoyable seeing how you interacted with various systems (great work on character readings, too). I'll finish the video tomorrow, hopefully.
Thanks again!