MoonQuest

Wizard Mode / Feb 25, 2020 / Action, Adventure, Indie

windows

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A procedurally-generated adventure game! Explore unique worlds with wild forests, ice-capped mountains and ancient ruins. Talk to giant snails, seek out magical items, and forge the weapons that will help you on your journey!

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What's new

Stability Patch

2020-03-08

This update addresses improves stability and includes some minor changes. Build 620700 changelog: • You can now hold Shift to target blocks precisely. • Improved Compass readability. • Added "Succeeded!" tag to load menu. • Gold armour no longer rusts. • Reduced number of locked doors. • Made menu a little clearer. • Bloomery is now nonflammable (and a few other objects). • Checkpoints no longer consume excess crystals. • Game no longer freezes when clicking fast through cutscene. • Improved stability when loading and saving. • Game is now paused during cutscenes. • Disabled spy-glass overlay on macOS for now. • Moon no longer jump forwards suddenly when travelling through doors. • Fixed some crashes. • Other misc issues. Thanks for playing!

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What players say

Mostly Positive

77% positive, 84 reviews

Recommended68 hrs played

This game is awesome, its like a bite-sized cozy 2D minecraft that is equally weird and comical - a delight to play. Theres over 10 characters - each quite different to play as, each run is randomized, theres a mix of hand-crafted worlds with procedurally placed/swapped extra pieces. While the game is very much feature complete and has tons of content, I think it still has potential for even more content and...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-11

Recommended13 hrs played

MoonQuest is an imaginative 2D adventure that builds its identity around procedural generation, exploration, crafting, and the freedom to interact with a surprisingly malleable world. Developed and published by Wizard Mode, it combines elements of action games, roguelikes, survival adventures, platformers, and sandbox exploration without allowing any single genre to completely dominate. Instead of guiding players...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-03