Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight is a sidescrolling platformer, and is the fourth installment of the Momodora series. Focusing on gameplay, melee combos, dodge mechanics, travel forwards in the search to save everyone. With your trusty leave, find a variety of items and spells to use to assist you on your journey. This game is a prequel to the previous Momodora games.
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A short and sweet metroidvania that gets everything that it wants to do done in a couple of hours. The art in this game is also very beautiful with multiple areas that you could just look at and appreciate the time that was put into it. The bosses are the other biggest part of the game with all of them being different enough and standing out from the normal gameplay loop. Cute game and I’m looking forward to the sequel.
I wasn't familiar with this series and I literally first heard about it a couple weeks ago, however something about the vibe this game had really pulled me in so I gave it a try.
Something really interesting about this game is that it does the metroidvania style while at the same time having the entire game open to you from the start. (Not counting the final area obviously) From that description alone you're prolly already trying to wrap your head around that concept because that sounds like the exact opposite of a metroidvania but it works.
There's no unique form of platforming here. It's actually very simplistic but the way they make it interesting is the level design and mainly the enemy placements. Kaho is practically made of glass because every enemy will do like a quarter of her health with a single attack so every room kind of turns into a puzzle with the player trying to work out how to get through without taking too much damage. You can not brute force this game. It will make you take your time and strategize. (Unless you get the Red Ring that just allows you to get health for every thing you kill so the strategy just turns into destroying everything in your path.)
The best part of the game in my opinion are the boss fights. I'm not going to spoil most of them but the fights can be pretty cool. Also Lubella, who you beat by smacking her titties... This game knows what I like.
Overall this game pretty nice. The vibe and gameplay are both really unique and cool. It is the definition of a hidden gem.
Something really interesting about this game is that it does the metroidvania style while at the same time having the entire game open to you from the start. (Not counting the final area obviously) From that description alone you're prolly already trying to wrap your head around that concept because that sounds like the exact opposite of a metroidvania but it works.
There's no unique form of platforming here. It's actually very simplistic but the way they make it interesting is the level design and mainly the enemy placements. Kaho is practically made of glass because every enemy will do like a quarter of her health with a single attack so every room kind of turns into a puzzle with the player trying to work out how to get through without taking too much damage. You can not brute force this game. It will make you take your time and strategize. (Unless you get the Red Ring that just allows you to get health for every thing you kill so the strategy just turns into destroying everything in your path.)
The best part of the game in my opinion are the boss fights. I'm not going to spoil most of them but the fights can be pretty cool. Also Lubella, who you beat by smacking her titties... This game knows what I like.
Overall this game pretty nice. The vibe and gameplay are both really unique and cool. It is the definition of a hidden gem.
É um bom metroidvania, tem cenários muito bonitos, bosses interessantes, mas o combate é meio estranho e parece que falta algo... Além de ser relativamente curto. Acredito que tem muito potencial para os próximos mais elaborados
Esse foi o primeiro momodora que eu zerei, (tirando o primeiro)não tenho muita certeza de como é os jogos anteriores, mas definitivamente é um jogo que eu gostei bastante. Ele é um metroidvania um pouco desafiador, no começo eu me sentia um pouco burro por morrer mais de 20 vezes para um tomate com um PORRETE, mas com um pouco de tempo eu fui progredindo bem no jogo... E progredindo eu me refiro a SOFRER MORRENDO E AVANÇANDO.
Eu vi que tem algumas mecânicas diferentes nesse jogo como a parte onde você consegue VIRAR UM GATO FODA E ANDAR POR AÍ MATANDO TODO MUNDO.
Não tenho muito o que falar sobre esse jogo, ele foi uma experiência muito boa que valeu cada centavo. Tiveram algumas coisas que apareceram no jogo somente uma vez em um lugar em especifico, e quando lembrei dessas coisas eu falei: "putz, seria muito foda se isso aparecesse mais vezes", são alguns detalhes que eu vejo e sinto que poderia ser mais aproveitado, mas nada que mude a experiência do jogo que já é incrível.
Eu vi que tem algumas mecânicas diferentes nesse jogo como a parte onde você consegue VIRAR UM GATO FODA E ANDAR POR AÍ MATANDO TODO MUNDO.
Não tenho muito o que falar sobre esse jogo, ele foi uma experiência muito boa que valeu cada centavo. Tiveram algumas coisas que apareceram no jogo somente uma vez em um lugar em especifico, e quando lembrei dessas coisas eu falei: "putz, seria muito foda se isso aparecesse mais vezes", são alguns detalhes que eu vejo e sinto que poderia ser mais aproveitado, mas nada que mude a experiência do jogo que já é incrível.
A very addictive metroidvania. It's challenging but not frustrating, except for a few bosses. Generally, once you get the hang of it, no enemy can resist you. I reached the final boss thinking they had gone overboard with the difficulty, but the truth is, it's neither too much nor too little; quite easy compared to others.
Esse é brabo. A arte é bem bonita e o jogo me surpreendeu na dificuldade, as áreas são bonitas e bem pensadas. E como tem sua bela dose de Castlevania, o "Final Verdadeiro" tá escondido através de uma junção de fatores no jogo que você nunca pensaria sozinho. Muito bom.