You really had my interest until the code screen. I simply don't understand what I'm supposed to do there, aside from flailing randomly and hoping I get somewhere. I know I can't type any words containing the letter "e" because that simply puts me back to the start of the game, which is maddening.
So, what? Are there actually clues to be found for this? Or is it all just a guessing game with no prompts or hints at all? Am I supposed to have viewed some film and movie to get the whole experience, because if that is the case, then I would have to call this a thoroughly incomplete game.
Reviews for "MOON"
There's...nothing here. A bit of blood and overused sharp sound effects don't make a game scary, nor does slow, repetitive, and almost non-existent "gameplay". The character's railroaded actions aren't even explained half the time (prime example: he walks onto a ship that then warns him it's about to self-destruct, says "I need to get out of here!", and then is forced by the game to walk DEEPER INTO THE IMMINENTLY-EXPLODING SHIP when he's only three feet from the exit?!?). I...really can't think of a redeeming factor for this game.
if you're going to make a game use arrow keys and the mouse, rather, DON'T do that. seriously. it's really annoying to keep switching between them.
seems like an interesting story, but the controls are whacked. for this single no-brainer fatal design flaw, this gets a 0/5.
Horror game <3
in fucking space <3
your in a face lumbering suit (the right feel)
hauntings can pop up as they please <3
you feel you should be paying attention because these hints may come in handy <3
shit breaks for no reason </3
mirror symbolism <3
lumbering character serves no purpose other then feel, and really just extends game play </3
visit the same area over and over </3
area change as you visit them over and over <3
getting to the ended and attempting to use one of the main symbolism tools to solve the finally puzzle... life? e- </3
you seem to understand the feel of survival horror, and you get the atmosphere so right, but get a writer and a coder and try this shit again
all i'm getting is a white screen