Tales From the Dancing Moon

🛠️ Version 1.0.3 Updates Added an additional dialog option for Lucas during a late-game quest. Added a dialog option for Astryn when helping her create paint that provides a hint for players having trouble solving the “A Painting” quest. The reminder to donate to the museum in the quest journal should disappear once you have filled all of the museum cabinets. The credits window has had a minor visual refresh. The credits window has had some text updates. Removed an unnecessary video from the game’s intro loading sequence. Bugfixes Fixed an issue where Lucas’ shop dialog options would disappear a couple of hours before he walks away from his counter in the evening. Fixed a typo on one of Sebastian’s memory text. Demo All latest updates and fixes have been rolled into the Demo version of the game. 🐝

🛠️ Version 1.0.2 Updates Steam Presence Status: Steam will now display a presence status for your friends list based on where you are located in the game! See the screenshots below for some examples. Museum Artefacts: Players should now always encounter undiscovered artefacts in the Procedural Dungeons. This should make unlocking the Archaeologist achievement less frustrating. Once players have discovered them all it will return to a randomized artefact. Selection Highlight Toggle (H) will now persist between level transitions. ...

🛠️ Version 1.0.1 Updates The settings menu has been visually reorganised and split into categories to accommodate new options (for this update, and more that may be introduced in the future). Players can now adjust screen resolution and fullscreen/window options within the settings menu. Note: The game has a responsive UI with an emphasis on text legibility, personally I have found this working best on Windowed or Windowed Fullscreen modes, but the option to change it is now there for your preference. ...

A personal note from the developer: “Tales from The Dancing Moon is a personal project of mine that I chipped away at for many years. The embers of it’s story were lit over ten years ago during my time at University, starting as a novel with Young Adult themes and slowly morphed into what you see now - an indie game with inspirations from life-sim and isometric RPG games (whilst maintaining that core story-driven theme). ...