Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight Linux Free Download (Native)

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight Free Linux Game full download the easy way in native format. Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight was release on March 4, 2016.

Genre : action, indie
Developer : Bombservice Game
website : http://bombservice.com/
Publisher : AGM PLAYISM Libraries
used : Native
Multiplayer : no
Architecture : x86
Version : 1_062_24682
License : proprietary
Interface language : multilingual
Voice language : no
tablet : not required

About The Game

In Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, you will explore a waste land that has been cursed. Evil is penetrating deeper, the dead are returning to the world of the living, decadence has reigned everywhere. There is almost no hope left in the hearts of people. In the hearts of everyone but one is Kaho, a priestess from the village of Lun. An audience with Her Majesty the Queen should certainly help stop the curse, but there is not much time left, and every night is darker than the previous one…

“Reverie Under the Moonlight” is the fourth game in the Momodora series, a platform game with an emphasis on action-packed gameplay, combo attacks and dodges, as well as a huge number of items and spells that can be used against enemies. You can choose from an easy difficulty level to enjoy a well-developed universe and a mysterious story, or a more difficult level to put your reflexes to a truly ruthless test.

Gorgeous, beautifully animated graphics
Addictive action-packed gameplay – use combo attacks, dodge and pierce enemies with arrows
Tense, interesting and epic boss battles
Difficulty levels for everyone, from fans of game worlds and stories to avid fans of action games
Many items, combinations of which open up new strategies
Rich game world full of secrets and treasures
Quirky, interesting characters – both allies and rivals
The rich past and mysterious present of the game world, revealed through game events, dialogues and item descriptions

When we were working on the fourth part of Momodora, a prequel to the previous games in the series, the first thing we wanted to do was to work on the gameplay and graphics. The combat gameplay has really evolved since the third part, and the characters themselves on the screen are now much larger and better animated.
We also tried to add more nuance, work out the history of the game world and make boss fights more fun.
I think this game is the best and definitely the most elaborate in the Momodora series.

Hey! My name is Dan and I am the Senior Content Manager at Playism. I really liked Momodora: RutM and I would like to say a few words about it.

I’ve been playing video games since the launch of the NES, and all these years action platformer has been one of my favorite genres. I adored such series of games as Castlevania, Metroid, Ninja Gaiden and others long before metroidvania was established as a genre. But games in my favorite genre began to come out much less frequently around the middle of the life cycle of the first PlayStation.

Indie developers, however, have reinvigorated the genre, and with it the magic of sprite animation. rdein’s games combine what I’ve always loved about 2D games with great new concepts from modern games like Dark Souls – which I’m playing right now, by the way. The way you need to time your moves to finish your attack animations in time, the incredible tension during boss fights, the epic feel of me being the hero overcoming all sorts of obstacles, the attention to detail in the world, animation, design – it’s all just incredible, and rdein did a great job of bringing it all together in one game.

And, of course, I liked the plot – a strange, mysterious world inhabited by desperate souls that we are trying to save. There are many nuances in every item, in every replica. Your attitude towards all these characters is constantly changing. You are trying to save them, but do they want to be saved? Maybe it’s better to pay attention to the strange, ominous tone in their voices? ..

I wouldn’t call Momodora: RUtM a metroidvania or a Souls-style game, but it clearly has elements of both. This is a game in its own right and one of the best in the vast side-scrolling action game genre. I really liked it, and I’m sure you will, damn it.

Screenshots

How to Download & Install Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight Linux Game

Click the Download link below and you should already have installed a download client on your system.
Notification will pop and say “that our site wants to open this application”. Click the button to open the client to let the download begin and wait for it to finish.
Once Game Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight for linux is done downloading, Extract (Unzip) “*******.tar.gz” -if you encounter this file- (To do this you must know how extract .tar.gz Files using Linux Command Line here).
Right click the ./start.sh, select “Properties”, go to the “Permissions” tab, mark the file as executable. Then just treat it more or less like one of those Setup.exe’s on Windows. Double-click it to run it.
Have fun and play!
If you like the game please support the developers by buying it…

Extra information :
– Checked on Manjaro 17.1.10

Installation order :
– Install
– Play

Linux System Requirements

Minimum:

ОS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS or later
Processor: 1.2 Ghz or superior
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Video card: 256 MB
Disk space: 200 MB

Recommended:

ОS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS or later
Processor: 2 Ghz
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Video card: 1 GB (with Pixel Shader support)
Disk space: 200 MB