The Falconers: Moonlight is a supernatural thriller visual novel set in the 19th Century West Coast of New Zealand. Falconer, Cassandra Winter, is on her first solo mission. Can she save the people of Moonlight from their plight? Or will she disappear into the mist like so many others before her?
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The Falconer's: Moonlight is a supernatural thriller visual novel developed by Bionic Penguin and published by Sekai Project. Falconers are an international consortium of "monster hunters" pledged to protect European colonists from danger as they continue to settle into unknown lands. As the protagonist Cassandra "Cassie" Winters, you are a Falconer sent on your first solo mission to a qaint 19th Century mining town off the West Coast of New Zealand to investigate a terrible accident, missing people and rumors of monsters that stalk the outskirts at night. Can Cassie unravel the mysterious circumstances at work in Moonlight and save the town...turn the page? Visually this novel is quite impressive and is without a doubt the most cinematic V.N. that I have read so far. From the moment that you have your first battle to the opening credits, the high presentation value of this visual novel
A beautifully done, cinematic visual novel that keeps you wanting to read on until the first playthrough is done. Characters have their own life, and aren't your typical run-of-the mill VN sort. But perhaps what I love most about this game is the strong female protagonist who can stand her ground no matter the situation. Pros: - Compelling story - Amazing artwork - Sound design - Believeable Characters (and fun too. I <3 me some Biddy) - Refreshing setting Cons: - A bit on the shorter side. About 3 hours for one playthrough. - Limited replayability. Only three endings. Overall, I recommend this for people who enjoy well-written stories with a strong protagonist and beautiful artwork. Worth the money hands down.
The game has choices, true, but sadly except of the occasional alteration of the text they are 100% meaningless. What I could perhaps even forgive if only the game wouldn't make the impression of a decent detective story where the player's job is to identify the culprit from the clues he gets. Alas, I even managed to do so correctly but the game never asked for my opinion and the protagonist made the 'wrong choice' anyway. At this point I pretty much lost the interest and quick-clicked through the rest, confirming myself I indeed didn't miss anything. The only choice which actually matters is the one at the very end offering the usual most boring binary choice between two endings, ignoring everything what happened before. Disappointing to the core, unless you like basically 'kinetic novels' and want to just read a (mediocre) book with pictures on a PC. There is also no alteration of the
First of all: the directing is excellent, and for me it's the standout quality of this VN. Heavy use of 3D camera work and animations make the game feel dynamic and alive in a way VNs usually don't. Every shot is constructed with cinematic intent, which also gives the game visual variety and great mileage out of its art assets. There are some parts in the middle that are less polished than the beginning and the end, but overall I think the effort put into the presentation makes it worth its price point even if it's fairly short for a VN (took me around three hours to complete it). The story itself is enjoyable. The beginning is slow, but once it hits its stride about 1/3 of the way in, it picks up a lot. The plot is well paced with strong progression of developments and a good balance of action and investigation. My biggest complaint is that I found the prose writing very overwrought in
Shout-out for Bionic Penguin. I recommend this one and suprised more folks haven't reviewed it yet. This has to be one of the best English VN-releases so far this year. If anything, get it to support a developer who has a lot of potential for even more great future projects. I sincerely hope they continue producing good work. Positives: + Strong woman lead + strong special effects-- from the little things like gun shots, to moving the camera for a more cinematic feel. + good music main theme + Nice backgrounds + well-done art + Great location/ world building + Pretty good story/plot ( even though its short) Think action plus mystery Neutral * No romance (but that's okay with me) * many moments without music, but did have atmosphere sounds * No voice overs (again, that's fine with me. Voice overs aren't mandatory for the visual novel genre). Negatives - was shorter (but I don't mi
If this was the pilot episode of a TV show, it would make one hell of an introduction to Cassie Winter. Our protagonist is freshly solo and eager to prove her competence, riding into town to solve a crime. By your choice, she can be warm and trusting - the better to coax information from soft hearts - or tough and professional, more convincing to those who respect a show of force. This is her first independent mission as a Falconer, and it's a doozy. The Falconers: Moonlight showcases both lovely artwork and tasteful use of animation, embellishing what is a solidly compact, suspenseful story. It took me roughly 3 hours (with skipping) to see all 3 endings and get the achievements, so it's worth being thorough and exploring all the options. As for world building, the game provides just enough detail to immerse the reader - considering its brevity, there's not room to go overboard with s
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