Moonchild

Moonchild (2016)

by Aldorlea Games
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
Game modes:Single player
Story:What kind of danger can a mother face to rescue her child? Moonchild is a unique and enthralling 16-bit style RPG adventure featuring 9 amazing characters, plenty of sidequests and countless items and spells.
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