Green Moon

The developers always strike us with their inexhaustible imagination to create odd titles. Absolutist decides keep up with the leaders of casual games presenting their much desired Green Moon game. Has this word combination amazed you already? Let us see if this issue has any chance.

Actually, Green Moon will feel quite familiar to anyone who plays adventure games. You begin your way with the brief tutorial guide. The main challenge is to explore old house revealing strange objects and learn timeless secrets. The gameplay is fairly nonlinear, so you may visit different locations as you choose – there are no restrictions. The only danger you face in Green Moon is passing away because of a losing one or another mini-game, which can force you to replay some sections of the game if you haven’t been saving frequently. Do not wait until the game has killed you once!

As for the puzzles they are all logical, all enjoyable and all challenging. Get ready to play puzzles that have time restrictions. Honestly, Green Moon has a very strange design as your inventory is extremely small. One can consider it rather frustrating but it makes the gameplay more intriguing. The music serves the locations and mood, and is never annoying. Graphics are polished if not perfect, although environments are motionless.

In a nutshell, Green Moon is sure a good game for those who searches for perplexing tasks and who wonders why moon is green at all. Good luck! 

25, January 2010