Moonchrome.

Moonchrome. is a monochrome JRPG in which you travel to different locations to raise the moon and save a colorless world. You play as θ, the ninth stick figure born at a facility, and carry out the mission of saving this ghostly world. The story takes roughly 6–12 hours, and the game can be replayed.

Story and world

The world has lost its color, and its setting and design draw on eerie, horror-inspired imagery. The story is dark and dramatic, with unique characters and a cute yet unsettling tone. The game has one ending; whether it is happy or sad is up to you. Its graphics, background music and story were all created by a single artist.

Moonchrome. is a prequel to the horror RPG Galeid, though the connection is minimal and you can play it without having played Galeid.

Battles and exploration

Battles use turn-based commands and revolve around two attribute abilities. Your attacks change an enemy’s color, and combining attacks increases damage. Calling out the enemy’s current color is the key to handling the system, which is simple to learn but can become confusing as you play.

Exploration lets you use two bodies to climb walls and squeeze through gaps. You can also craft equipment and weapons at workbenches, anvils, furnaces and other scattered items.

Key features

• Monochrome world and a journey to raise the moon
• Turn-based battles based on changing enemy colors and combining attacks
• Exploration using two bodies to climb and squeeze through gaps
• Equipment and weapon crafting
• One ending