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Moonrise Fall is an atmospheric puzzle game about a boy who finds himself lost in a supernatural forest after losing both parents in a car crash. Armed with a clue filled journal, a camera, and a lantern he must unravel the mysteries of the forest and photograph the strange creatures that reside there.
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Contemplative, dark, tiny and serious.
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GameWatcherGavin HermanAug 20198/10This isn’t a game for everyone, but anyone who loves these sort of exploration games should give it a try.
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LadiesGamers.comPaula MooreAug 2022Moonrise Fall’s story focuses on loss, death and sadness, which are dealt with well in the game. Though, like I did, you might still have unanswered questions at the end of the game. I enjoyed the story, though I don’t think the game would be suited to all players due to the game’s subject matter.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationJun 20226.3/10This is one of those games that left me feeling a bit bewildered in terms of how I felt and what to say about it...
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