There is a compelling story being told in Reverie Under the Moonlight, but it exists more as part of the atmosphere and not as a traditional narrative. You take control of a priestess named Kaho from the village of Lun and set out to find her majesty the queen who, by your reckoning, can defeat all the evil festering throughout the world. Narratively, Reverie Under the Moonlight offers a familiar formula to storytelling: an evil curse has swept the land, monsters now rule the world, and even the townsfolk who seem trustworthy can’t really be trusted.
Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight was originally released back in 2017 and is now the most recent title to go all in with the Metroidvania label on the Switch and, to be frank, it does not disappoint. The term “Metroidvania” has become too common in the gaming medium. A good Metroidvania is a sublime experience which melds the best of past and present 2D design. Unfortunately, with the plethora of new releases each week on the Nintendo Switch alone, many titles have tarnished this once proud moniker and Metroidvania no longer encapsulates transcendent titles, such as Super Metroid or Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Janu7:06 am Published by minusthebrant Leave your thoughtsĬategory: Action, Adventure, Platformer & Role-Playing
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